This piece is a Ketubah (Jewish marriage contract) that was designed for a fine artist and a industrial designer. The blue layer with text was printed and the white overlay layer was laser cut and offset from the print with foam adhesive circles.

This piece was created in commemoration of a young man's Bar Mitzvah. The outer orange/gold text is from his Torah portion.

In celebration of their wedding, this piece was commissioned as a gift that was then framed.

As a disease that affects 70,000 people worldwide, the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation hosts "Great Strides" fundraising walks across the country. As a participant in one of these events, I was commissioned to design a t-shirt for one of the teams. These lungs represent healthy lungs, which every CF patient aims to have. As a final touch, I added flowers as the team leader, Robyn, loves all floral items.

This piece is a digital rendition of a selection from Gustav Klimt's "Water Serpents II." It was created with Adobe® Illustrator. The full Klimt painting can be found at allpaintings.com.

This piece was created for an ad campaign that did not come to completion. The goal was to create a detailed, but visually appealing, drawing of the human brain.

This design was conceptualized for a carnival event hosted by UC Davis Student Housing. Because UC Davis is a school heavily saturated with engineering and science degrees, the idea was to bring an engineering aspect to the promotion of the even to appeal to more students who may not have been initially interested. It was used for flyers, shirts, and promotional materials.

This design was used to advertise the Student Housing Winter Formal for the year 2013. The theme of the event was Harry Potter. I was asked by the planning committee to design something that would evoke a sense of Harry Potter, without limiting the theme to Harry Potter exclusively. I used an illustration of the Hogwarts castle to create a feeling of mystery and magic without making it exclusively a Harry Potter event.