
Whole Foods Market
November 2014 – October 2018
In-House / Senior Designer
Working in the Global Office, I touched on all retail and marketing elements including branding, seasonal marketing campaigns, program specific campaigns, shelf-level signage, reusable bags, gift cards, outdoor, and email graphics.

Patterned butcher paper celebrating the 10 year anniversary of the partnership between GAP and Whole Foods that raises the standards for sustainable meat production.
Design, Production
I leveraged assets from our outside agency to extend across all deliverables for a consistent campaign experience.
Decor Banners




1-Up Store Signage








Concept, Design, Production





Concept, Design, Production

Parmigiano Reggiano
Campaign Poster—Concept, Content, Design

Photography









Every year the Whole Planet Foundation has a campaign to raise awareness about its efforts around the world to help bring wealth and dignity to impoverished people, 98% of which are single women with families.
For 2018, the stakeholders wanted the look and feel to come from Central America. The campaign used colors, iconography, textile patterns and textures authentic to the region. Fonts were consistent with the Whole Foods branding.









November 2018 – July 2019
In-House / Senior Designer











Stronger Than Hunger is the first initiative from Spreetail Communities. This program seeks to end childhood hunger in Nebraska by parterning with the Huskers team and local foodbanks to donate meals based on the team’s offensive performance during the season.
I participated in the team-wide exploration for the brand, ultimately designing the mark which uses the greater than symbol as a rallying cry for progress on this issue.


Private Label

Limina is latin for ‘threshold’ and is the name for the value-driven, cross-category indoor brand for Spreetail: Space heaters, air purifiers, storage solutions, vacuums, microwaves and fans.
I was responsible for naming, identity formation and packaging.

Space Heater Packaging

Tahoe Gear is an existing in-house value-driven outdoor gear brand that we were tasked with refreshing to modernize with the new Spreetail brand.
I strengthened the letterforms to evoke a stronger, more expansive mark that mirrors the lifestyle and outdoors the products are built for.
















A modern craft brewery with a heart for tradition, Strange Land entered the scene to bring some gravitas to the lighter-styled Austin market. Focusing on flavorful belgians, robust porters, and forgotten styles, their beers are well-made reinterpreations of historic recipes.
The name came from Walker Percy’s Stranger in a Strange Land. The Brewery’s direction became an historic whiskey-label-inspired collage of public domain European and Americana photos and illustrations, each grounded in the place the styles originated from. Ploughshare features fields and farmers. Dewi Sant, a braggot from Wales, features a Welsh cathedral and mountains. Entire, a thick British porter, features Industrial machinery—the kind an overworked factory man might take a beer break from when laws didn’t prohibit such a thing.
Historic imagery was juxtaposed, arranged, and treated in a new way to emphasize the modern reinterprations of older styles, and to show just how strange and beautiful this world we live in is, and a great beer is the perfect way to ponder that.





















Dark Rye was a James Beard award-winning online magazine from Whole Foods market. Its focus was on telling the stories of passionate people—sometimes food related, and sometimes far from it. Its heart was to shine a spotlight on the human experience in hopes of inspiring others to pursue whatever it is that makes them whole.
I worked hand in hand with executive producers, directors, editors, copywriters, developers, and freelance creatives to build the online issues. The content I created or art-directed included all imagery for the website including hero imagery and typography, DIY guides and illustrated how-to's, editoral layout, and Whole Foods supplier features.
This was fast-paced work and took some scrappy ingenuity, but it was worth it for the creative expression it afforded and for the mission of the project.






















Posters are great opportunities to tell complex visual stories on one page.



