Evolved the Macro Helix identity into a cohesive visual system spanning brand standards, data visualization, presentations, product communications, and event graphics. System and environment Presentation templates, brand standards, charts, product graphics, and event environments were developed as parts of one connected system rather than separate deliverables. The large-format application demonstrates how the visual language remained recognizable at a completely different scale. Presentation system The presentation system combined product information, market data, diagrams, charts, and customer messaging within a consistent framework designed for sales, education, and executive communication.

Designed a cohesive set of retail marketing materials to support in-store product visibility and customer engagement. Assets included an in-store poster, rack cards, and a trifold brochure, all aligned to a consistent visual system. The work focused on clear messaging, strong visual hierarchy, and organized layouts to ensure materials were easy to understand at a glance and effective in a retail environment. Each piece reinforced brand consistency while supporting in-store decision-making. Focus areas: - Retail-ready layouts - Brand alignment - Clarity for customer-facing materials

communications across document and presentation formats. Designed a recurring prospecting document and companion PowerPoint, creating a consistent visual structure for changing partner, market, and sales content. Quarterly publication Presentation system Partner enablement

Designed a comprehensive suite of B2B sales and marketing materials to support brand communication and sales efforts across print and digital channels. The project required maintaining consistent visual language across multiple asset types while ensuring each piece served a specific role in the sales process. Emphasis was placed on clean layout, clear messaging, and ease of future updates. Deliverables included: Flyer Brochure & trifold Pocket folder Company overview Corporate outlook Sales playbook Focus areas: Brand alignment, scalable design systems, and clarity for sales-facing content.

Developed a complete brand identity and packaging system for an artisanal food product, including labels, dielines, and supporting marketing assets. The visual approach emphasized simplicity and product quality through a cohesive, minimal design language. Assets were designed to work consistently across packaging, print collateral, digital campaigns, and web use. Focus areas: Brand consistency, production-ready packaging, and unified presentation across print, web, and social platforms.

A scalable campaign and content system for a global partner ecosystem. Extended ServiceNow’s brand across partner campaigns, publications, frameworks, and digital experiences—keeping complex global messaging clear, consistent, and easy to activate. 15 solution campaign kits 6 industry campaign kits Case studies and vertical playbooks eBooks, use cases, and infographics Campaign banners and activation assets Portal content and digital frameworks System decisions Modular campaign architecture Clear hierarchy for dense content Flexible, repeatable page systems Consistent diagrams and visual components Connected print and digital experiences Efficient production across distributed teams Campaign architecture, navigation, content hierarchy, and reusable visual patterns carried the ServiceNow experience from partner portals and campaign builders into industry and solution content.

The client needed to expand an existing trade show booth system built over multiple years—without it feeling piecemeal or inconsistent. I designed a rigid, modular panel system with four interchangeable components that could be reconfigured into multiple layouts while maintaining a cohesive visual identity. Realistic mockups allowed the team to confidently visualize the booth. I also continue to provide ongoing design support for print and digital collateral.

A small manufacturing company, manufacturing Air Monitoring Devices, recently changed some features on the device and created a Quick Start Guide. They believed that the content of the Quick Start Guide was fine, but layout and look in general needed some help. They came to me "to pretty it up" and create a sleek, professional looking Quick Start Guide. After thorough conversation, they decided to ship the device to me to assemble and photograph. They also realized that a logo refresh was long overdue.