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2021
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2020
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2020
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2020
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2021
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2020
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2020
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2021
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2019
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2020
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2020



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Type Design/Programming
2024
Publication Design
2024
Illustration
2024
Film
2024
Type Design
2024
OCR (WIP)
Type Design/Coding
2024
Publication Design/
Type Design
2023
Local Host Daily
Film/Installation
2023
Publication Design
2023
Film
2023
Imagemaking/Book
2023
Tree Act
Installation/Book
2023
Printmaking
2022
Publication Design
2022
Publication Design
2022
Editorial/Web Design
2022
Augmented Reality
2021
Game Design
2021
Brand Experience
2020
Brand Platform
2020
Brand Identity
2020
Product Innovation
2020
Education/Activation
2020
Web Tool
2021
Brand Identity
2020
Augmented Reality
2020
Brand Identity
2021
Print
2019
Children’s Book
2020
Web Tool
2020



Blackstone
Washington Post
Role -Digital Designer

Write-Up



    “The global investment firm [Blackstone] has taken the view that increasingly sustainability and decarbonizing makes its assets stronger
and more resilient. With this in mind, Blackstone is leveraging the breadth and expertise of its vast network of portfolio companies to build partnerships
that overcome traditional barriers to clean energy development.”

-- Washington Post

    Blackstone came to the Washington Post with two sets of mood boards hinting at what the were looking for. The first referenced the work of Josef Müller-Brockmann. It was his classic, Swiss style paired with a selection of textured, gritty-feeling contemporary collage work. The second direction leaned more on contrasting stepped and tiled gradients alluding to the sun’s power. The collation of the those directions in tandem with some data vis work led us to our final output. 

In this project we had to represent, loosely, the flow of renewable energy within New York City and New Jersey.
We initially wanted to use d3.js for our visualizations but ended up hand illustrating and animating these graphics.












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