Illustration for Design
Uses hand-drawn or digital illustration to support or enhance visual communication in branding, editorial work, advertising, and more.
Winter Goddess
The Brief
Self-directed — no client brief.
My Approach
Continuing the same idea as Winter Goddess, a quick search confirmed the same scarcity of African American figures among seasonal goddess imagery, which led me to depict the harvest goddess as an African American woman as well.
My Role
Full concept and illustration.
Why It's Here
Pairs naturally with Winter Goddess as a two-piece series — together they make the representation angle a clear, intentional body of work rather than a one-off.
Harvest Goddess
The Brief
Self-directed — no client brief.
My Approach
I noticed, through my own research, a lack of African American representation among traditional seasonal goddess imagery. I set out to correct that gap directly by portraying the winter goddess as an African American woman.
My Role
Full concept and illustration.
Why It's Here
Original point of view, not a response to a brief — this is where your voice as an artist comes through most clearly, which matters for any portfolio that needs to show more than production work.
Atlanta Braves — Ozzie Go Fish Card Deck
The Brief
Design a Go Fish card deck for kids, with fully hand-illustrated fish characters.
My Approach
I illustrated each fish digitally by hand, developing a consistent character style across the full deck so the set felt cohesive as a designed product, not just a series of individual graphics.
My Role
Full hand illustration and deck design.
Why It's Here
Applies your illustration skill to a physical, branded product rather than a flat social graphic — a useful pairing of two skills that don't often show up together in one piece.
Other Work
