Graphic Design

Apex Behavior : Owner and Brand Developer

Apex Behavior draws inspiration from the peak performance, motivation, and discipline embodied by apex predators. Our brand mimics these concepts through gym apparel by harnessing the fierce, raw qualities of nature through intentional design techniques. By blending bold, edgy aesthetics with sustainable practice, Apex Behavior elevates the theme "heavy metal earth" to new heights. With our clothing, you can look powerful and feel confident, knowing your choice to wear our apparel supports both your fitness journey and a healthier future for our planet.

Tidewater Boats : Apparel Designer

Phyla Wines : Label and Logo Designer

Phyla is a premium wine producer dedicated to sustainability and conservation. Partnering with the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance, we incorporate ecological responsibility into every aspect of our operations. We aim to create exceptional wines that not only reflect our dedication to quality but also support wildlife conservation efforts. Our mission is to blend elegance with eco-conscious practices, offering consumers a product that benefits both their enjoyment and the planet. Emotional drivers: sophisticated, playful, empowering,

Sarah Sommers Design : Intern Designer

Our team brings a strategically holistic approach to each project to broaden the reach of our clients’ work towards lasting change. Whether branding your annual gala, re-visioning your website, heading up your PR work, or envisioning your organization’s communications strategy for years to come, we will work with your team to build impactful and strategic communication tools that cohesively achieve your branding goals while aligning with your mission.

Women-owned and -led, we are committed to bringing a diverse range of voices to the table. Our work reflects our dedication to more inclusive, accessible communications that everyone can benefit from.

Flames of Freedom : Producer &Creative Coordinator

The Flames of Freedom Podcast is a historical drama occurring in 1733. Forty-two Jews eager to escape the cruel inequities of the Portuguese Inquisition, murderous pogroms in Eastern Europe in the 18th Century, and virulent antisemitism in England sought to build a future filled with religious freedom and economic opportunity by gambling with their lives and sailing across the Atlantic Ocean on the slim chance they would be allowed to settle in the new American colony of Georgia founded by James Oglethorpe.