Graduate Design at California College of the Arts (CCA) 
Advanced Topic Studio: 3D + IxD, Fall 2012 Instructors: Katherine Dill and Caleb...

Graduate Design at California College of the Arts (CCA)
 Thesis R&D, Fall 2012 Instructors: Scott Minneman, PhD, and Jennifer Bove Assignment: Create a...

Graduate Design at California College of the Arts (CCA) Business of Design, Spring 2012 Instructors: Christopher Ireland and Maria Guidice Assignment: Develop...

Company: Knack leverages the power of games to help you discover your "knack" — the unique combination of strengths, talents, abilities, personality traits, likes...

Graduate Design at California College of the Arts (CCA) 
Design Resarch, Fall 2011 Instructors: LiAnne Yu, Ph.D and Long Jiao Wayfinding is an innate human...

Graduate Design at California College of the Arts (CCA) Interaction Theory Class, Spring 2012 Assignment: Based on the interaction principles covered during the...

Graduate Design at California College of the Arts (CCA) Interaction Theory Instructor: Arna Ionescu Assignment: A framework is a set of assumptions, concepts,...

Graduate Design at California College of the Arts (CCA) Japan Study Abroad, Summer 2012 The Garden of Fine Arts is one my favorites of the places our class...

Why just perform experiments with young scientists when you can engage them? Naked Eggs and Flying Potatoes features breathtaking pictures, step-by-step...

Graduate Design at California College of the Arts (CCA) 
Sound and Image Resonance, Fall 2012 Instructor: Christopher Willits Assignment: Create a 3-minute...

Graduate Design at California College of the Arts (CCA) Interaction Studio, Spring 2012 Instructors: Scott Minneman, PhD, and Wendy Ju, PhD Assignment:...

Graduate Design at California College of the Arts (CCA) Interaction Studio, Spring 2012 Assignment: Create wayfinding signage (on a budget) that unifies a...

Video: Lisa Woods Location: Maker Faire 2012, San Mateo, CA Music: Computer Love by Teruo Nakano

This series of posters was created for four CCA Graduate Visual Critical Studies students. They will be featured in their senior thesis exhibition.

Graduate Design at California College of the Arts (CCA) Interaction Studio, Spring 2012 Instructors: Scott Minneman and Wendy Ju Assignment: Create an...

From Amazon: "The Mat Companion series provides you with beautifully illustrated, step-by-step instructions on how to use scientific principles to obtain the...

This is a first in a series of posters for CCA's Graduate Alumni Salon. Martin Venezky spoke about the role of the designer in the creation of books.

Graduate Design at California College of the Arts (CCA) Programming for Interaction Instructor: Francis Li Assignment: Create a Processing-based data...

Graduate Design at California College of the Arts (CCA) Interaction Studio Instructors: Scott Minneman, PhD, and Wendy Ju, PhD I used low-fidelity prototyping...

Graduate Design at California College of the Arts (CCA) Interaction Studio, Spring 2011 Instructors: Scott Minneman and Wendy Ju Assignment: Imagine a...

As a fan of Fernando Botero's sculpture, I've been looking for an excuse to create something inspired by his work. And here it is—a blend of stout letterforms and...

A highly-visual best-selling series of yoga books with a focus on anatomy. Featured in the Print Regional Design Annual 2011

An e-poster for an AIGA Austin Small Talks by freeleance photographer Woody Welch. I liked the idea of overlapping abstract eyes to represent the fusion of the...

No Hill for a Stepper is a semi-biographical novel begins during the Dust Bowl and follows the lives of three generations of rough-and-tumble Texan men....

What does 'satire' look like? These are cover ideas for a a satirical novel about corporate backstabbing (both literal and figurative). Featuring deadly fountain...

A visual compilation of recent typographic work.

I was asked by my BFF to create a card for her. She planned a romantic weekend with her boyfriend in a treehouse and wanted a card to announce it. I found a...

Susan Ashbrook's Will Work for Shoes combines fashion and the high-dollar business of celebrity product endorsement. Imagery was a bit difficult to find—most...

Concept for a series of seasonal book catalogs. The dramatic images are of photographs of altered books and represent the four seasons. The quiet typography keeps...

A typographic exploration based on QR (quick response) codes. A group called the Black Book activists use these 2D bar codes to combat censorship in England. In the...

This is a self-initiated piece inspired by the work of one of my favorite Constructivist sculptors Naum Gabo.

A series of posters for AIGA Austin's Creative Mass happy hour. The common message is that socializing with fellow designers is gratifying because they get why you...

This book espouses a conservative viewpoint but is not strongly partisan. Midterm elections are here and bookstore shelves are overflowing with histrionic political...

A novel about the roller coaster ride that modern dating has become. The lipstick Xs and kisses are arranged in a tic-tac-toe game which either side can still win....

In Sandra Brannan's In the Belly of Jonah, a serial killer leaves his victims in poses from Salvador Dali paintings. The story opens with the discovery of the body...

Author Sam Brannan's second book in the series.

There's many ways to travel 'round the world! (Unfortunately none of these covers ever made it out of the gate.)

The young soldier at the center of this Civil War novel has divided affections and divided allegiances. The title comes from Lincoln's Gettysburg address: "It is...

From Amazon: "Set against the chilling backdrop of Nazi-occupied Paris in 1944, The Last Train from Paris tells the story of forbidden love between an artist turned...

From Amazon: "Readers will appreciate the author's perfect balance of playfulness and sincerity as he takes them from the ground to the air and back again....

This book explains why market research on women often misses the whole truth. The die-cut on the cover emphasizes that what goes unsaid can be more important than...