I designed this flyer for an all photography art show that I also curated for The Gallery at Taylor / Monroe in 2015. I used close up details from pieces from the show arranged in a unique, grid-like pattern. 

This is the back of the Photo Show flyer where I used more cut outs from details of the photographers' work. I used a tilt shift effect on the images in order to keep the copy easily readable and tucked the logo of the Salon / Gallery into the layout of the photos. 

I designed this flyer for Lord Colin O'neal's art show, "Love Letter to the City," that I curated for The Gallery at Taylor / Monroe, in 2015. I cut up an image of a piece by O'neal that was on display at the show and arranged the copy around the cut outs. I made sure to keep the eyes in the middle of the image to catch people's eye with it's inviting stare so people would feel more inclined to pick up the flyer and read the details. 

A flyer I designed for Taylor / Monroe x Pride, a pre- Pride, charity event benefitting Queer Lifespace, in 2016. The triangle design with the flowers escaping was an original design made for this event's promotional materials. The flowers are bright, eye catching and reflect the summer vibe of this event.

This is the back of the T/M x Pride event flyer. The triangle flower design continues onto the back surrounded by the event details and the sponsors' logos. 

Art show flyer I designed for Who Run the World, an all female show I also curated, for The Gallery at Taylor / Monroe. I used an image of Marilyn Monroe as reference to create the lady head outline. I filled the face in with an image of twinkling stars but made sure to draw in the eye brows and lips to give the character some personality. 

Another art show that I curated and designed this fun flyer for. I used a Lichtenstein character as reference for the lady face but made it more modern by making her hair pink and a dark mauve lip color. 

The back of this flyer did not need as much copy, so I used a close up of the lady face from the front to fill the space but with a pixellated effect to keep the copy as the main focus.

This is the front image of a flyer I designed for Taylor / Monroe x Pride, in 2017. These flyers were meant to be set on display with this side up, to catch the viewer's eye and give the general event details. I started with the triangle from the marketing materials of the previous event and added a Pink Floyd twist on the design.

The back of the flyer was a challenge to design and layout due to the amount of copy the client wanted included. However, I was able to keep it balanced on both sides between the center design as it flares out with the event details by taking the copy split level.

These images were made for the client's social media to be used as promotion prior to the event. I wanted to use the triangle image again in the layouts, but in a different way, so I used close up details of the design to frame up the copy.

I mashed up images of the two artists' work to create this design for an art show flyer. I curated the show and wanted to reflect the groovy, trippy vibe by drawing the font by hand.