Some of what that’s looked like: illustrating 400+ book covers for Blinkist’s app, co-designing “Lenguajes Luz” (the first book on the history of photography in Guatemala), building the visual identity for a podcast guiding parents through Berlin’s healthcare system, and designing the presentations and reports that Earth Commons and Funding the Commons use to talk to their communities.
I’m naturally organized, and I like working with brands and teams who are too. Clear structure on both sides tends to be where the best work happens.
I believe design can raise awareness, shift perception, and inspire action, especially in service of people trying to do something meaningful. That’s probably why I keep ending up with clients in health, climate, education, and community-building.
Alongside client work, I write and develop personal projects exploring identity through style and storytelling. Getting curious about someone’s inner world, what shapes them, what a choice quietly says about them, is good practice for brand work too. A person and a brand aren’t as different as they sound.
If any of this sounds like a good fit, I’d love to hear from you.
