Newport Folk Festival 2010 // Print, Student Project

Posters and brochure for the Newport Folk Festival that reflect a proposed theme for 2010: “Land, Sea, Sky.” Illustration by Shea Cadrin.

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Crisp Courier // Identity, Print, Student Project

Identity for Crisp Courier, a food delivery company that brings local organic food to the customer’s doorstep.

Groundwire // Identity, Print, Student Project

Identity for Groundwire, a consulting group that connects people using technology to preserve a sustainable quality of life.

Fairy Tale Postage Stamps // Print, Student Project

Set of four different stamps that emphasize the similarities of characters within different fairy tales.

American Literary Magazine // Editorial, Print

American Literary Magazine is an art and literary magazine published twice a year at American University. The concept and layout specifications were developed, then passed on to the design team. Cover by Shea Cadrin.

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Break the Routine Booklet // Print, Student Project

A booklet to inspire people to think about the monotony of their life. Each page represents a step in the average morning routine. The last pages have a quote from Amos Bronson Alcott: “The less routine, the more life,” and a challenge: “Can you prove you’re not a machine?” All illustration and photography by Shea Cadrin.

Leader’s Edge Magazine // Editorial, Print, Student Project

Cover and opening spread for a Leader’s Edge Magazine article about celebrities insuring their body parts. Winner of “Best in Show” in the 2008 ADCMW Real Show Competition. All photography by Shea Cadrin.

Trace Outfitters // Identity, Print, Student Project, Web

Identity for the outdoor gear supplier, Trace Outfitters, including a logo, letterhead, business card, clothing tag with “tech specs”, and a website.

Live Simply // Identity, Print, Web

The Live Simply Campaign was created during my year-long Honors Capstone. The project promotes a way of life that is less complex than the over-consumptive and over-achieving lifestyle our current industrial society encourages. I researched the many benefits of simplifying then presented this research through a visual campaign that included a logo, a comprehensive website, and an informational booklet. Visit the Live Simply Website or take a look at the blog I kept to track my process during the project. (Links open in new window)