Visit Macon wanted to tell the story of its rich music heritage to attract new musicians and visitors. The site uses playful design records & distressed imagery along with more sleek sliders to give a variety of tools to showcase their story

A campaign designed for the City of Philadelphia thanking essential workers. The campaign was on screens and boarded up stores throughout the city and as well as Instagram Stories and Twitter. It was developed to thank all of our essential workers as well as adding a little color and humor to their daily commute during the beginning of quarantine when the city was completely closed.

Philadelphia is known as the city of brotherly love. Brotherly love is gritty kind of love. We shot a spot featuring gritty and some of Philadelphia’s most fun and unexpected locations in a fast-paced, high-energy, fun and exciting video of Philadelphians showing their brotherly love. The accompanying campaign included a station takeover of Penn Station in New York which incorporated over 15 partners and attractions. The campaign was expanded to a LGBTQ+ and Latinx focused campaigns and remains one of Philadelphia’s most diverse campaigns.

These mock animations were created in after effects to provide direction to website developers.

Logo design for singer/songwriter Cody Wise. He is an R&B singer with a blues style. We used his initials, CW and went with a script that flows to go with his mellow style and laid back rhymes.

This motion graphic was created for a plant social media group as a funny way to welcome new members to the page and offer help for people unfamiliar with many plant ailments.

The Franklin Institute joined the City of Brotherly Love campaign and needed graphics for screens in Capitol One Station and the Port Authority. This graphic was created to advertise their Game Masters exhibit. Assets from the exhibit are animated in a frantic way reminiscent of old arcade games.

Illustration and animation created for Visit Philadelphia to celebrate Philadelphia moving from the yellow phase into the green phase.

Visit Philadelphia was looking for a way to add an activation to festivals in the summer. The XOXO icon was re-designed to be a 3D free standing structure. Designs were then added to complement each festival. Shown here are an african-inspired, latin-inspired and flower design for three of the festivals.

2018 marked 9 consecutive years of tourism growth for Philadelphia. Visit Philadelphia celebrated this success and promoted the release of the annual report with an animated graphic on social. This report uses bright photography and dynamic shapes to bring some fun to the report and call attention to the many award-winning campaigns and programs created in that year.

Our Turn To Tourist is a campaign developed during quarantine to encourage locals to slowly get back out into the city and patronize local businesses who were hit the hardest. This animation was part of the social campaign to remind locals of this campaign and that Visit Philadelphia had up-to-date information on what was open and what could do during different phases of the quaratine. An icon set was developed for social posts and headers for Facebook and Twitter.

A series of animations created for Leap Day around the tagline, an unexpected day to unexpected things. Four animations were created and the numbers were filled with illustrations of different attractions. The animation ends on a specific thing to do that day such as walk through a giant heart at The Franklin Institute along with the hashtag.

A video created for the Forbes 30 Under 30 reception in Philadelphia. This video featured some of the winners and nominees from the previous year and footage of Philadelphia celebrations and events.

MindPHL is a campaign for Independence Blue Cross created to remind people to take care of themselves while in quarantine. A set of social posts was created pairing an action and an icon for influencers to create a custom set of actions that help them stay mindful. These were animated as a set and posted using the #mindPHL.