I create custom apparel designs that bring brands, communities, and meaningful moments to life through thoughtful visuals and impactful design.
Project 1: Autism Awareness Month — Local School: Beddingfield High School, NC
Designed custom apparel for a local school in recognition of Autism Awareness Month. The project focused on creating a visually engaging design that supported awareness, encouraged community participation, and gave students and staff a meaningful way to represent the cause.
Created a custom apparel design for a nationwide business celebrating its 20th anniversary. The design commemorated two decades of business, reinforcing the company's identity while giving the milestone a distinctive visual presence through wearable brand representation.
My Approach
Both projects demonstrate my ability to adapt my design approach to different audiences and objectives, combining creativity, visual communication, and brand identity to produce apparel designs with purpose.
Whether supporting a meaningful community initiative or celebrating a company's legacy, I design apparel that helps organizations communicate their message and make a lasting impression.
POLIDO is the visual identity of my independent brand design practice, shaped by a process of listening, synthesis, form, and use.
The identity brings together a hand-drawn signature, restrained typography, tactile materials, and a palette of warm paper, graphite, and Basil green.
From printed matter to apparel and physical applications, the project explores how a consistent visual language can adapt to different materials and contexts while maintaining its character.
Scope: Brand Strategy, Visual Identity, Art Direction, and Mockup Design.
A behind-the-scenes look at my Tesla Cybertruck presentation, with the finished animation playing alongside a sped-up view of how I built it in PowerPoint.
From arranging each slide to fine-tuning the Morph transitions, here’s the work behind the final result.