Resource library system for the Legal Aid Disaster Relief Program

Art direction and principal designer for Legal Aid’s Disaster Relief Program’s resource library system. Designed for rapid visual navigation during natural disasters, this system utilizes an empathetic, minimalist aesthetic and a high-utility color ratio palette to help vulnerable communities quickly find critical legal aid.

CSUF Ceramics Department High-Impact, Environment-First Studio Signage

This signage system solves a classic studio problem: delivering high-visibility safety and organizational instructions in a messy, high-traffic environment.

Designed strictly in high-contrast black and white, the posters rely on bold, repetitive typography and gritty, texture-driven graphics to capture immediate attention. The true utility of the design lies in its production strategy. By printing the monochrome files onto vibrant, color-coded paper stock and laminating the final sheets, the studio achieves an incredibly durable, water-resistant, and cost-effective wayfinding system.

Each distinct zone—oxides, wax, glaze, spray, and tools—receives a dedicated color profile. This allows students to instantly identify specific workstations from across the room, improving studio safety, maintenance compliance, and workflow efficiency.