by journalist Jenni Avins that explores what to wear. I was the sole designer and coder for this site. The finished piece is influenced by clean, simplistic Swedish design and is accentuated with textured icons, graphic illustrations and pullquotes that help to create a more intimate conversation between the content and the audience.

struck Southern Thailand a group of UNC students documented the triumphs and ongoing struggles of the South Asian community of Khao Lak. I was the design lead for this project, developing and creating the visual themes and style for the sight. My responsibilities included architecture, background illustration, text treatment, flavicon and color schemes.

I also shot, edited and produced a mini-documentary, "I am Storm," about the struggles of a Thai Fisherman.

for this site, which targets prospective MBA students for the UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School. Assessing the school's needs and determining how to create a site that most effectively met their criteria involved maintaining an active relationship with our clients; clear communication was an essential ingredient in the success of this project. Through client interaction and team collaboration, we decided that the appropriate method to target prospective business school students was with a personal, casual tone.

Jack and Jill using only hieroglyphs — the rest was up to us. I chose to tell a contemporary story of a relationship between two people. The book reads as a subconscious conversation between with one partner on the left and the other on the right. The book uses traditional bookbinding, gum printing and felt cut-outs.

will undergo major renovations in order to meet the needs of the growing scientific community of UNC. This interactive shows the significant changes that will be made.

This interactive combines 3D modeling using Maya software and an ActionScript 2.0 Flash shell.