Design of the exhibition catalogue for The Eyes Have It, a themed group exhibition at the Lehman College Art Gallery. The publication adopted a more expressive visual approach, drawing directly from the exhibition’s focus on sight, perception, and the act of seeing.

Design and development of a dedicated website for the Boston branch of Adelson Galleries. The site was created to highlight current exhibitions, contemporary artists, and programming while maintaining visual continuity with the Adelson Galleries brand.

Design and development of the primary website for Adelson Galleries, created to present artists, exhibitions, publications, and historical material within a unified digital framework. The site serves as a cohesive, navigable record of the gallery’s activity.

Design and development of the personal website for Alex Stevovich, serving as a central home for writing, creative research, and cross-disciplinary projects. The site brings together work from multiple fields into a unified, reflective presentation designed for long-term use and archival stability.

Design of the exhibition catalogue for Alien Nations (2017), a themed group exhibition at the Lehman College Art Gallery exploring alienation as a contemporary condition. The publication adopted an expressive visual language shaped by themes of isolation, distance, and subtle surrealism.

Design of the exhibition catalogue for Alien Nations 2020, presented at the Coral Gables Museum as a continuation of the earlier Lehman College Art Gallery exhibition. The publication revisited themes of alienation and identity within the heightened social, political, and technological context of 2020.

Design and development of a lively, high-energy website for the Allston Village Street Fair, created to promote the annual community festival and support event programming, sponsors, and visitor information. The site emphasizes bold color, playful typography, and an inviting, easy-to-navigate layout.

Design and development of a comprehensive digital catalogue raisonné documenting the full career of Andrew Stevovich. The website presents artworks, exhibitions, publications, and critical material within a deeply interconnected archival structure.

Design of the retrospective catalogue for Beyond the Figure, a fifty-year survey of Andrew Stevovich’s career published by Skira in partnership with Adelson Galleries. The publication required a structured yet expressive design approach to support thematic essays and extensive plate sequences.

Design of the exhibition catalogue for Andrew Stevovich: Familiar Faces, produced for Adelson Galleries to accompany a dual-venue exhibition of recent paintings and drawings. The publication required a restrained design approach that emphasized clarity and respect for the subtle psychological narratives of the work.

Design of the exhibition catalogue for Andrew Wyeth: Seven Decades, a comprehensive survey of Wyeth’s seven-decade career organized by Adelson Galleries. The publication required a restrained design approach that emphasized clarity, balance, and respect for the quiet emotional power of the work.

Design of the exhibition catalogue for Castles in the Sky: Fantasy Architecture in Contemporary Art, a group exhibition curated by Bartholomew F. Bland at the Lehman College Art Gallery and later traveling to the Coral Gables Museum. The publication supported a wide range of contemporary artworks exploring imaginary and fantastical architectural forms.

Design and development of the Colors in the Sky studio website, focused on presenting visual art, illustration, and design work for fine arts and design-oriented clients. The site emphasizes impactful imagery, careful pacing, and a welcoming presentation that prioritizes visual clarity over technical exposition.

Design of the exhibition catalogue for Dark and Stormy Night: Gothic Influence in Contemporary Art, a themed group exhibition at the Lehman College Art Gallery. The publication adopted a more expressive visual approach suited to the exhibition’s Gothic themes while maintaining clarity across a wide range of media and artists.

Design of the exhibition catalogue for Federico Uribe: Animals and Friends in Pencils, Books, and Bullets, accompanying Adelson Galleries’ exhibition of Uribe’s sculptural animal works. The publication required a restrained design approach that supported the work’s bold textures and playful narrative character.

Design of the exhibition catalogue for Federico Uribe: Drawn in Pencils, produced for Adelson Galleries to accompany the 2014 exhibition. The publication focused on presenting Uribe’s colored-pencil constructions as both image and object, emphasizing their tactile and sculptural qualities.

Design of the exhibition catalogue for Watch the Parade, a comprehensive survey of Federico Uribe’s work published by Skira in partnership with Adelson Galleries. The publication spans nearly thirty years of Uribe’s practice, requiring a design that could balance lively expression with clear, refined presentation.

Design and development of the Fractal Bouquet website, a studio platform presenting digital art and entertainment-related work against a clean, minimal backdrop. The site emphasizes visual clarity and pacing, allowing rich imagery, interfaces, and dynamic media to take priority without distraction.

Freedom Cube is an original abstract vector artwork built from geometric forms and bold red, white, and blue color blocks, referencing American visual themes through a clean, graphic structure.

Design of the exhibition catalogue for Frohawk Two Feathers: Kill Your Best Ideas, The Battle for New York and Its Lifeline, the Hudson River, produced for the Hudson River Museum. The publication supported both scholarly research and the artist’s elaborate fictional narratives through a disciplined, text-driven design approach.

A playful vector illustration exploring simple character design through bold shapes, limited color, and clean presentation.

Design of the exhibition catalogue for Infinite Compassion: Avalokiteshvara in Asian Art, produced for a joint exhibition of the Staten Island Museum and the Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art. The publication required a design approach that balanced clarity, reverence, and cultural nuance across a wide range of objects and traditions.

Design of the companion catalogue for the Jacob Collins (2015) exhibition at Adelson Galleries, presenting a focused selection of recent still lifes, portraits, and figure studies. The publication required a restrained layout that supported the clarity, discipline, and sensitivity to light characteristic of Collins’ work.

Design of the memorial retrospective catalogue for Jon Imber, produced for the Danforth Art Museum as a traditional monograph featuring an extended scholarly essay. The publication required a quiet, respectful design approach that supported long-form writing and contemplative engagement with the artwork.

An original character illustration featuring a sleeping stylized kawaii bird, created as a rasterized digital artwork with a playful, super-cute aesthetic.

An original character illustration featuring a stylized blue kawaii blobby slimes, created as a rasterized digital artwork with a playful, super-cute aesthetic.

An original character illustration featuring a gang of stylized kawaii blobby slimes, created as a rasterized digital artwork with a playful, super-cute aesthetic.

An original character illustration featuring a stylized red kawaii blobby slimes, created as a rasterized digital artwork with a playful, super-cute aesthetic.

An original character illustration featuring a stylized yellow kawaii blobby slimes, created as a rasterized digital artwork with a playful, super-cute aesthetic.

An original character illustration featuring a stylized kawaii cat blob, created as a rasterized digital artwork with a playful, super-cute aesthetic.

An original character illustration featuring a stylized kawaii clock, created as a rasterized digital artwork with a playful, super-cute aesthetic.

An original character illustration featuring a stylized kawaii giraffe, created as a rasterized digital artwork with a playful, super-cute aesthetic.

Design of the exhibition catalogue for Legacy of the Land, produced for the California Center for the Arts, Escondido as part of the Art in Nature Alliance. The publication paired historic plein-air landscapes with contemporary California painters, requiring a design that reflected both tradition and a living landscape practice.

Design and development of a software engineering portfolio site presenting a large catalog of development tools, packages, and technical projects. The site emphasizes clarity, fast navigation, and interactive interfaces that allow visitors to explore utilities and documentation directly in the browser.

Design and development of a gallery website for Nielsen Gallery, created to present active inventory and support a rotating program of online exhibitions. The platform provided dedicated viewing rooms, essays, and clear artwork presentation for both contemporary and historical material.

Design of the exhibition catalogue for Oh, Panama! Jonas Lie Paints the Panama Canal, organized by the Hudson River Museum and the James A. Michener Art Museum. The publication combined extensive historical material with vivid paintings, requiring a layout that balanced academic clarity with strong visual presentation.

Design of the exhibition catalogue for Peter Reginato: Fiction, produced for Adelson Galleries. The publication presented a recent body of paintings, requiring a calm and spacious layout that allowed the work’s color, rhythm, and graphic energy to remain central.

Design of the exhibition catalogue for the Picasso / Vollard exhibition, highlighting the relationship between Pablo Picasso and art dealer Ambroise Vollard. The publication presents key works from the Suite des Saltimbanques and the Suite Vollard, requiring a layout that balanced historical context with clarity and visual focus.

Design and development of a dedicated website for Nielsen Gallery honoring the work of Porfirio DiDonna. Created as a focused historical resource, the site presents the artist’s paintings, periods, and archival context in a clear and structured format.

An original vector character illustration featuring Princess S, combining clean geometric forms, layered color, and a refined, symmetrical presentation.

Design and development of the Rose Rundin website, a boutique brand site created for a small creative shop offering handcrafted keepsakes, curated resale items, and one-of-a-kind goods. The site emphasizes warmth, simplicity, and a welcoming presentation to support early growth and visibility.

Design and development of a professional web presence for Simches & Company, created as a clear, direct business card site focused on mission, services, and accessibility. The project emphasized simplicity, elegance, and long-term maintainability.

Design of the museum catalogue for Staten Island SEEN, produced for the Staten Island Museum and combining scholarly essays with an extensive plates section. The publication required a calm, open design that allowed richly colored landscapes and cityscapes to take visual precedence.

Design of the exhibition catalogue for Strut: The Peacock and Beauty in Art, a major scholarly exhibition at the Hudson River Museum. The catalogue was essay-driven and required a layout that balanced academic rigor with an expressive, visually immersive design language.

Design and development of an early studio portfolio website presenting visual art and design work through a dramatic, stylized interface. The site combined archival presentation with client-facing promotion, showcasing projects across service-based portfolios in an atmospheric visual environment.

Design and development of a legacy website honoring the photography of Willard Traub, created to preserve and present his work with care and long-term accessibility. The site was rebuilt using a streamlined catalogue-style architecture suited to the scope and structure of his photographic archive.

Design and development of a web presence for Woodcreek Horses, created as a clean business card site highlighting riders, horses, and equestrian photography. The site emphasizes clarity and authenticity while allowing room for future growth.