INFORMATION GRAPHIC: During the school semester, a classmate and I would take the same path to the subway home every night, and every night there would be a moment along the way where we caught the distinctive scent of baking at Dunkin’ Donuts. For 11 nights, I recorded the time, location, and duration of the smell and then documented the weather conditions for that time and place, looking for a pattern. Alas, the study was inconclusive.
Featured on First Nerve, Avery Gilbert's blog on the science of smell, and on Mapping Weird Stuff.
Designed as a class assignment
POSTERS: Each week, the SVA MFA Design program invites guest lecturers to speak to students and each student is asked to design a poster. On a Monday, one student in the MFAD program left to start his own business. Ellen Lupton was due to come in on Thursday to give a lecture and that student had been assigned the design of the poster for it. I volunteered to do it in his stead. On such short notice, I didn’t have much time to think so I modified an idea I had for the Joyce Rutter Kaye lecture poster. On the other side, the Joyce Rutter Kaye poster was assigned to me in January for a lecture on April 12. I had time to read many back issues of Print, mull, overthink, and redesign.
The Ellen Lupton poster was a Semi-finalist at the 2007 Adobe Design Achievement Awards.
THEATER WINDOWCARD: Peer Gynt by Ibsen, performed at the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis, MN.
Designed at SpotCo with Gail Anderson
Featured in STEP Inside Design, June, 2008 and 365: AIGA Year in Design 29; one the works Ms. Anderson chose to feature
in her AIGA profile.
TYPE & SOUVENIR PROGRAM: This type design was pitched as a line of merchandise for the Tony-nominated Broadway revival of Hair. I revived and modified it for use in the souvenir program.
Designed with Rogers Eckersley Design (RED) for Creative Goods
Art Director: Sam Eckersley
Photography by Joan Marcus, Chase Newhart, and Robert J. Saferstein
SOUVENIR PROGRAM: For the Tony-winning, now Off-Broadway and touring shows of Avenue Q.
Designed with Rogers Eckersley Design (RED) for Creative Goods
Art Director: Sam Eckersley
Production photography by John Daughtry; Puppet photography by Nick Reuchel
BOOK COVER: The Death of Innocents is the investigation of a woman who lost 5 children to SIDS, and twenty years later goes on trial for their murders. Her story is intertwined with the history of the world of clinical SIDS reasearch and how the murder of her two children set SIDS reasearch back a decade.
Designed as a class assignment
BOOK JACKET: Geek Love is the gritty, epic story of Binewski’s Carnival Fabulon and the family that runs it—Mom and Dad and their children: a boy with flippers, a hunchback albino dwarf, and piano-playing Siamese twins.
Designed as a class assignment
BOOK COVER: Kindey is a new addition to the "Who Knew?" genre, telling the ins and outs of this fascinating and surprisingly elegant organ.
Designed as a class assignment
BOOK COVER: The Seas tells the tale of a young, sheltered woman, living in a remote coastal town, who believes herself to be a mermaid.
Designed as a class assignment

WATER GLASS
Fig. 297615 : DNA
This E. coli cell has been lysed and its proteins and organelles removed. This bacteria is one of the most studied organisms on earth. It is being used, by manipulating its gene expression, to synthesize new biofuels, print 2D images, and give off the scent of peppermint. It's also a water contaminant and leading cause of childhood diarrhea worldwide.

WATER GLASS
Fig. 720251 : PROOF
From the Middle Ages to the mid-19th century, it was generally thought that diseases like cholera were spread via foul-smelling air or “miasma.” During an outbreak of cholera in 1854, Dr. John Snow theorized that the disease was caused by germs in contaminated water. His map of the deaths proved that the water from a certain pump was responsible for nearly all of the cholera fatalities.

WATER GLASS
Fig. 920217 : IN & OUT
Every cell has a thin membrane formed by phospholipids, each of which has a head and a tail. The head is hydrophilic (attracted to the surrounding water) and the tail is hydrophobic (repelled from water). Thus they spontaneously orient themselves into two layers.
LOGO and PRODUCTS: Science is such an important sphere of culture, affecting all aspects of society. Yet it's not a conscious prescence in most people's lives. Fig. 1 is a brand and line of products that aims to bring the scientific curiosity and discovery to everyday life. Each product bears an image, title, and figure number; the user can visit the Fig. 1 website which gives the breadth of information on each image and it's subject matter.
Designed as part of my MFA thesis
LOGO: This logo was pitched as part of a series of windowcard designs for Peep Show,
a burlesque show set to open in Las Vegas.
Designed at SpotCo; Art Director: Darren Cox
LOGO: A Fine Romance is an annual benefit show for the Motion Picture & Television Fund.
Designed at SpotCo with Greg Coleman; Art Director: Gail Anderson
MAP/INFORMATION GRAPHIC: This map describes the complex relationships in Robert Altman's Gosford Park, one of my favorite films. Click image to enlarge.
Designed as a class assignment
Created concepts and storyboards for this animation, explaining the principles of genetics as well as the specifics of Lysosomal Disease.
Work done at Empax for Hide & Seek Foundation for Lysosomal Disease Research; Animation by Ehud Tal
INSTALLATION: "Here’s a chair. Make something, anything, based on the words, 'Serial Killer.'" So I bought a chain, a flashlight, a saw, and plastic sheeting. I acquired preservation fluid and jars. I scouted a location where there would be privacy.
Designed as a class assignment
Rogers Eckersley Design (RED)
Capacity Interactive
New York City Opera
Children's Theatre Company
Empax
Allworth Press
Len Small Design
MTV Networks