I created this piece from start to finish at the conclusion of AMC's Breaking Bad. It illustrates which characters died, how they died, and when they died throughout the run of the series.

Teaching, Learning, and Innovation Summer Institute branding at Georgetown University

I created this piece just before the final season of Breaking Bad began. It illustrates the way color set the tone for many key events on the show.

I designed this poster as a birthday gift. It's a visualization of all of the baseball games I've attended with my fiancé. 

The branding for my wedding this fall, a beer-themed wedding

I created this poster for Georgetown University's Master of Arts in Learning and Design program. It was printed on an in-house large format printer, mounted, and displayed at Georgetown's TLISI (Teaching, Learning, and Innovation Summer Institute)

A logo designed for Georgetown University's efforts centering around first generation college students- both graduates and allies.

Infographic created for my site, rallygraph.com, detailing the value of sandwich picks in the Major League Baseball draft.

This is a series of radar graphs used to identify historical doppelgangers for baseball teams in the lead up to the 2016 season. It originally appeared on the Hardball Times. I executed the article content, the data compilation, research and design from start to finish.

A recently completed infographic for the Hardball Times. I researched, collected all data, and wrote the corresponding article for this infographic.

These are several examples of the execution of the brand guideline that I created for NICHD, including typography, color, and branding elements.

I created this poster to summarize the "My Danté" project executed by Georgetown University's Center for New Designs in Learning and Scholarship. It was presented at a conference.

I collaborated with our Digital Media Producer to create visuals for a 2 minute video about Traumatic Brain Injury for NICHD. My role included art creation and art direction. This video is an extension of the branding I created for NICHD.

A piece I created for Fandango to show where people could see the Oscar Best Picture nominees in the lead-up to the Academy Awards

These images represent a series of pins on the NICHD Pinterest page, targeted towards several key topics within their scope.

A functional multi-layered template created for use on movies.com

I created this piece for The Hardball Times, and wrote the accompanying article. The infograph details the historical production in baseball from players aged 25 and under. Full article here: http://www.hardballtimes.com/the-young-and-the-restless/

The front and back covers of the Washington University Facts/In Brief brochure

Interior spread of the Washington University Facts/In Brief brochure

Opening spread of the Washington University Facts/In Brief brochure

This banner won a Graphic Design USA Health + Wellness Design award

Social media badge created for use on Twitter for a program rollout.

A timeline of events that have happened in popular baseball movies. This was shared on Twitter by the The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences.

I created this logo for Washington University's Sustainability department, along with a full set of guidelines.

An infograph that tells the story of Washington University's sustainability efforts

This is a series of baseball jerseys that I created revolving around many of my favorite film directors. Most of these jerseys have a direct correlation to a Major League Baseball team.

Average Oscar Winner statistics, created for movies.com leading up to the 2015 Oscars

Infographic I created for movies.com wrapping up the 2014 movie year

This e-newsletter template was created for the Washington University Nano Research Facility

An interior spread for the Nano Research Facility brochure. This spread illustrates the global partner universities.

An interior spread of the Nano Research Facility brochure for Washington University. This spread depicts the organizational research network

The cover for a brochure for the Nano Research Facility at Washington University

A quilt infograph detailing every #1 film at the box office in 2014

This is an unofficial, unsanctioned project that I created completely for fun. It's an infograph that depicts major historical facts about the St. Louis Cardinals.

I created this as a fun idea for Schlafly's annual HOP in the City beer festival. They liked it enough that they're using it as part of their festivities on that day. The finished product has very slight alterations.

I created this piece from start to finish for movies.com at the end of the 2014 summer movie season.

This project works as a simple but data-rich timeline of the number of ballparks that every Major League franchise has called home. Visual.ly made it a Staff Pick in the summer of 2014.

Series of infocards for use on the CDC Million Hearts website

A simple infograph (created for fun, uncommissioned) illustrating the year-by-year performance of the University of Missouri football team, with a breakdown by head coach

T-shirts for a pub crawl celebrating Edgar Wright's Cornetto Trilogy

Infographic created for use on web and social media, focusing on stroke and women

A web graphic describing the various stages of movie geek evolution

A poster for an on-campus event at Washington University

A ticket created for entry into a CGIU event at Washington University

I created this project for my new site, The Rally Graph. It illustrates how much payroll affects winning percentage for Major League Baseball teams.

An icon/avatar created for the Summer Movies podcast

A vintage-style movie poster detailing what would happen if Arnold Schwarzenegger's various characters were to brawl, created for movies.com

This is the interior of the Economic Impact brochure. It presents the data graphically.

This is the cover for a brochure detailing the economic impact of Washington University on the St. Louis region. It corresponds to the interior, also posted here.

An infograph illustrating all of the classic monster movies released by Universal Studios during their horror heyday

A map showing where all of the biggest football games have taken place in movies (frequently the Super Bowl), created for movies.com the week of the Super Bowl

The Month in Movies for February 2014. It's a recurring feature that I create for movies.com, including the copy.