Graphic Design
As the graphic designer for the Public Policy Institute at Indiana University’s O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs, I focus on creating designs that make both digital and physical experiences more engaging and accessible. I strive to communicate ideas—whether complex data, policy insights, or simply an upcoming event—in clear, creative, and visually compelling ways. Explore some of my recent design projects below!
Skills:
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Adobe InDesign is central to my daily work, enabling me to design engaging, consistent templates for client reports, policy briefs, brochures, flyers, and other print materials.
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I use Adobe Illustrator to refine visualizations and create vector-based, print-ready designs that scale seamlessly across mediums.
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Adobe Photoshop is a key part of my design process, allowing me to edit images, create graphics, and refine visuals for use across digital and print projects.
Recent projects
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Public Policy Institute at Indiana University
Design visuals that transform complex information into clear, accessible insights, along with marketing content that builds brand recognition and promotes the center’s services.
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The O'Neill School at Indiana University Indianapolis
Design both print-ready materials and digital graphics for campus-wide events and recruiting initiatives.
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Indiana Girls Lacrosse Association
Created the official T-shirt design for the 2025 Indiana Girls Lacrosse Association State Championship.
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HANDS in Autism at Indiana University School of Medicine
Designed resources for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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Brandenberger Tree Care Professionals
Developed style guide and promotional materials to communicate with new and existing clients.
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James Freeborn Music
Created poster design for a live show for singer-songwriter, James Freeborn.
