A calendar that combines collage, silkscreen, pen and ink, found paper, airbrush, spray paint, hand-drawn typography and other printing techniques explores the meaning of words and phrases found on the greenback.

This poster explores the tendencies of man, which are to define nature with boundaries, and nature, an organic structure which by its definition can not be contained. 36″ x 48″ Silkscreen on multi-layered medium-density fiberboard (MDF) and collage.

This three dimensional scale model was constructed as museum entry space for an exhibition on the composer, artist and writer, John Cage.

This poster was created as a way to introduce people to the idea that the introduction of a “light-rail” along the Main Street corridor in Houston, Texas, was a symbolic gesture of the city in an attempt to create a small town atmosphere there. 24″ x 36″ Silkscreen on steel, mounted to a wood frame.

Cajun goods packaged together convey the concept of an authentic cajun-style experience. Package elements utilize various substrates including poplar, ebony, wood-cut type, copper, sand-blasted glass and silkscreen printing.

For a study on Russian Constructivism, a three dimensional concept model, built to scale, was created featuring elements of the design movement.