Beyond the web

Print, posters, and doodles

Illustration dated 2020-06-20: the Golden Gate Bridge framed by two octopus tentacles curling into a heart.
Personal work

Doodling

Design is a passion I bring everywhere. Outside of work, I’m always doodling. It’s how I make sense of things, especially when life gets weird.

Illustration of a green hand with long pointed nails reaching for a falling pink-veined leaf.
Illustration of a green zombie hand rising from the soil, holding a daisy.
Library work

Library signs and designs

My path into design started in the library. At the University of Illinois, I volunteered to make flyers, signs, and graphics, and at Stanford Libraries, I kept designing. This sample shows where it all started, on my path from librarian to designer.

Events

Illustrations

Halloween double feature poster for Stanford Libraries: The Blob vs. The Witch, in purple, chartreuse, and magenta with bold condensed type and a QR code.
Halloween movie night poster
Spot illustration in terracotta: raised arms holding a phone, a pencil, and a megaphone beneath stylized clouds.
Outreach illustration
Outreach

Help improve the library survey

Phone mockup of the user tester sign-up form under a row of five gold stars.
Mobile sign-up
Square social graphic reading Help improve the library, with a red banner for five minutes of feedback and a phone showing the sign-up form.
Social post
Widescreen digital sign version of the Help improve the library campaign, with a QR code.
Digital sign
Brochure

Frederick Emmons Terman book collection

Tri-fold brochure cover for the Frederick Emmons Terman book collection, with an archival photo of Terman at his desk and a clean, editorial layout.
Brochure, outside
Inside spread of the Terman collection brochure, with sections on the collection, his legacy, and visiting the library.
Brochure, inside