This gatefold mailer was sent to high-achieving high school students who were interested in non-engineering degrees (design, liberal arts, sciences, and business). Photography was sourced to showcase the most interesting, unique features of non-engineering degrees. I also built a Drupal landing page for the mailer and pages for each degree area so prospective students could learn more.

Admissions mailer front cover and inside front.

Interior gatefold.

Georgia Tech's Foundation is the trust which funds important projects such as scholarships and real estate acquisitions. Their annual report inspires new donations and tells stories about the difference that contributions have made in the last year.

Annual report cover.

Interior spread.

Interior spread.

Interior spread.

At Georgia Tech, the Spring Update serves as a midpoint between annual reports. It is more concise than the university annual report and features a few key highlights from the last 6 months.

This report also showcases the university's "Creating the Next" branding campaign. I designed this report under the art direction of Erica Endicott, an accomplished designer specializing in print for higher education.

Semi-annual report cover.

Interior spread.

Interior spread.

Interior spread.

I worked in publishing for several years, designing a collection of community magazines for Connect Marketing Publications. These magazines provided advertisement for local businesses and recognition for the volunteer work and accomplishments of community members. Here is a sampling of layouts from Forsyth Living, Cobb Living, North Fulton Living, and Georgia 515 Living magazines.

My favorite projects while working for this real estate publisher were the creation of spec ads for the company's design library. Clients had the option to select a pre-designed ad which we would then modify to suit them. Many clients went on to adapt these designs into their brand.

Georgia Tech wanted to provide a financing options guide for students. Our writer presented the content to me as a flowchart. Tapping into the trend of isometric design, I adapted the content into a game board.