I ran my own bag and accessories business from 2003 to 2006 called Good Together. My mom and I designed and manufactured all of the products, and I photographed, designed and printed all of our packaging and promotional materials. Our products were featured in ReadyMade, Venus, Bust and Lucky magazines. Nathaniel Parsons kindly created the identity.
Started in 2002, Learning to Love You More is a web site comprised of work made by the general public in response to assignments given by artists Miranda July and Harrell Fletcher. I worked with Miranda and Harrell to create a site that had a unique visual language (slightly disarming for the time) and was flexible enough to hold many different types of content. The project ended in 2009 and over 8,000 submissions were published. In 2010 it was acquired by the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Visit »
2004 Whitney Biennial
One of my first web design projects was redesigning the website for the artist Harrell Fletcher. We decided that the design needed to be very clean and simple, a design that allowed the user to easily navigate between the various projects. We launched this site over eight years ago and it's still serving its purpose. Visit »
