The graphics team at BWBR designed an immersive three-story installation for The University of Minnesota Microbiology Building using a sophisticated layering approach. The foundation features cellular textures arranged in gridded squares, overlaid with a contrast layer in black, green, and tan. Above this, a series of screened shapes creates visual depth, followed by three gradient layers—green, blue, and full-color—that add dimensional richness. The crowning element is a Mississippi River outline that flows organically through the entire composition.

For our 2021 Summer Holiday Card, we engaged our staff by showcasing songs that inspire them or provide a creative outlet beyond work. We collected their favorite road trip and campfire songs, incorporating these selections into two distinct soundtracks. Our goal was for recipients to enjoy these playlists as much as our staff does—perhaps evoking nostalgia from summers past or rediscovering forgotten songs that might resurface cherished memories.

Monument Health Hospital engaged BWBR to revitalize their interior graphics with an emphasis on creating interactive, playful, and vibrant elements for their pediatric patients. The design concept centered on South Dakota's distinctive landscapes and wildlife. This comprehensive project encompassed 72 patient room wall graphics, 72 customized care boards, three lobby graphics per floor, a café graphic, and directional maps for each level.

For my father's Christmas gift, I created a comprehensive brand identity for his beloved chicken coop. I incorporated the distinct red, yellow, green, and black of his barn door as the primary colors in the palette, creating a visual connection between the brand and the physical space. Next, I sketched the actual chicken coop structure, transforming it into a distinctive graphic element that became central to the brand identity. This personal touch ensured the design felt authentic and meaningful.

Madison College approached BWBR seeking expertise for a custom wall graphic in their Surgical Technical space. While they had an in-house illustrator, they needed guidance on layout design and incorporating their branding in an aesthetically pleasing manner. Their vision called for a design that would be vibrant, detailed, and timeless.

The University of Wisconsin-Platteville approached us to design a custom wall graphic for their innovation center. They sought to visually represent their "Steps to Innovation" process, incorporating key symbols that reflected their methodology. In response to their vision, I developed multiple design concepts, focusing on creating a sequential narrative. This approach transformed isolated concepts into an integrated visual journey.

For the Lake Maggiore Apartments in St. Petersburg, Florida, I designed a comprehensive offering memorandum that seamlessly integrated with the property's established brand identity while effectively showcasing this multifamily investment opportunity. I carefully adapted their existing brand elements including color palette, typography, and visual language, maintaining brand consistency while elevating the presentation for an investment audience.

I participated in a competitive summer internship challenge at McDonald's, where two teams were tasked with conceptualizing the 2020 iteration of the iconic McDonald's Monopoly promotion. Within my team, I led multiple critical components including UI design for the mobile experience, packaging development, creative ideation, visual aesthetics, and copywriting.

The final offering memorandum successfully represented Somerset Apartments' established brand while delivering a professional, investment-grade document that effectively communicated the property's value proposition in the competitive multifamily market. My design approach honored the property's existing visual identity while adapting it to the specific needs of an investment presentation, creating a cohesive extension of Somerset's brand that resonated with potential investors.

I designed a comprehensive offering memorandum that established a new custom brand identity while effectively showcasing this residential investment opportunity. I created a completely new brand including a custom logo, distinctive color palette, and typography system. I developed these brand elements specifically to appeal to the target investment audience while reflecting the community's unique character and value proposition.

For the Whitney Townhomes Apartments, I created an offering memorandum that matched the property's existing brand while showcasing its investment value. I used their colors, fonts, and design style, keeping their brand intact while making it appeal to investors. I built templates based on their guidelines to maintain a consistent look throughout the document.

For The Pearl Apartments, I designed a comprehensive offering memorandum that seamlessly integrated with the property's established brand identity while effectively showcasing this multifamily investment opportunity. I carefully adapted their existing brand elements including their distinctive logo, refined color palette, and elegant typography system, maintaining brand consistency while elevating the presentation for an investment audience. I ensured all design choices honored the established visual identity while presenting the property in the most compelling light for potential investors.

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