My work brings together visual identity, illustration, and a hands-on approach to design. Every project starts on paper and develops into a finished identity and packaging with a distinct point of view.
Tell me what you're making, who it's for, and when you need it. Add your budget and a few brands you love, and I'll send back a quote.
A tonic water made for Miami bars, bittered with citrus from the coast. I built the identity around the bottle: a narrow wordmark that fits a neck label, and one color per flavor, taken from the water at different hours of the day.
A coastal mezcal, rested near the sea for seven tides before bottling. The identity is quiet and heavy: a mark that can be pressed into wax, type cut for a tall label, and a color taken from wet stone.
Tequila and sparkling water in a can, three flavors, made for the beach. One layout holds all three. The fruit is drawn by hand, and the only thing that changes from can to can is the color.
A bitter orange cocktail syrup for home bars. One label on uncoated paper, with the ratio for a drink printed on the front. It's the one thing the person holding the bottle needs to know.
from $5,800
For a new brand putting its first products on a shelf. The identity, the packaging, and the printed pieces are made together as one system, so everything you put out looks like it came from the same place.
from $4,200
For a brand launching with one product. The identity is drawn around the package it has to live on, not designed first and squeezed onto a label later.
from $2,400
For a brand that needs a face before it needs a box, or one that has outgrown its first logo.
from $2,100
For a brand with an identity already in place. The first product is designed as a template, so every product after it is quick to add and still looks like part of the family.
$950
One label or tag for a product that already has a look. Good for a limited release, a new flavor, or a first small run.
from $450
Posters, stationery, hang tags, and lookbooks for brands that already have an identity.