Folded In Between
May 2026
Risograph, Design Research, Identity
My senior capstone was an ode to bone folders, dog eared books, and letters hiding under your bed. To those folded pages that can radically impact our perspectives, relationships, and understanding of the world around us.
While the project ultimately culminates in a community mail system, the real meaningful work is how I got there. The conversations I shared, the books I paged through, and the countless mind maps I scribbled out.
I invite the audience into my design process & rabbit holes through 12 handmade books–whose binding methods align with the content–to evoke slowness, curiosity, and connection.
Inks: Federal Blue, Burgundy, Cornflower
April 2026
Risograph, Motion
While interning at CBA for education programs, I went through CBA’s image archive to find photos of past workshops, and printed on Riso to promote new workshops.
This also brings call to action to risograph classes held at Center for Book Arts.
+ Riso postcards with the same images from the archive as a take away after workshops.
Inks: Orchid & Brown
Sisters Skip & Speckle
March 2026
Risograph, Motion
Riso animated GIF of a fond memory skipping and frolicing down a hill at the Seven Sisters in the UK. Fun combination of analog and digital.
Played with different papers and layering.
Inks: Bright Olive, Teal, Medium Blue
What You Pay Attention to Grows
February 2026
Risograph, Poster Design
A poster is a call to action. This poster aims to be a soft whisper to the audience to slow down, read the text, and embrace genleness.
Text from Emergent Strategy by adrianne maree brown and How To Do Nothing by Jenny Odell.
Inks: Mist, Bisque
Write Back Soon
November 2025
Risograph, Text + Image
These postcard books are an ode to my love of sending mail & keeping every letter ever sent to me. Every postcard is perforated to tear away and let them extend to others. Using 35mm film photographs by me and scanned collected text from my letter collection.
Inks: Federal Blue, Bubblegum, Burgundy
Halftones & History: Jeu De Paume
April 2025
Brand Identity. Editorial Design, Publication Design
Jeu De Paume’s design identity through it’s rich history from the 1800s of a tennis court to a present day Art Center that presents & promotes exhibitions on mechanical & electronic imagery (photography, cinema, installations, online creation, etc.)
In my research I focused not only on the history of the space and evolution of the museum, but also the history of printing, halftones, and photography layers. Since halftone is a process of two, a lot of pages have 2 collums, and focusing on other ways to present two sides: past and present.
Seeded Stories
December 2025
Web Design, Design Research, Speculative Design
Concept & Website Prototype for Innovation Course
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In my Innovation course, I pulled together my two interests of books and gardening to design my ideal library space: a Forest Library.
In tandem to this course I was taking Community Supported Textiles, which influenced my push towards using natural dyes, textiles, and extending the lifespan of books and objects we use.
Through research and prototyping, I designed a website with the details of these libraries, including a map, workshop schedule, and book catalog. The books in the catalog are actually all made by me !