Habitat For Humanity Of Omaha

Digital & print design work from my time at Habitat for Humanity.

Brew Haha 20th Anniversary illustrated design

An illustration I created for Habitat for Humanity of Omaha’s 20th Anniversary Brew Haha event. This design was featured across various event materials and collateral, including T-shirts and tote bags, helping bring a cohesive and fun visual identity to the celebration.

Let’s open the door 2026 exhibition

A design I illustrated for Habitat for Humanity of Omaha’s Let’s Open the Door public art installation, featuring work from six artists in celebration of Habitat’s 50th anniversary and 20 years of partnership with Lowe’s Home Improvement. In addition to creating my own piece, I coordinated the exhibition’s Call for Artists campaign from start to finish, helping recruit applicants, coordinate the artist selection process, manage artist communications, and oversee the many moving pieces needed to bring the exhibition to life.

This was such a fun event to be a part of, and I’m so grateful to have collaborated with an incredible team and so many talented artists. It was a joy seeing everyone’s unique work come together for such a meaningful cause in raising awareness of the worldwide housing crisis.

Each artist was asked the question: “What makes a space feel like home to you?”

To me, home has always been a feeling before it was ever a place. It's where I can let my guard down and exhale after a long day. It's where conversations with my sisters, partner, & friends stretch for hours, where my cats weave between our feet as loved ones gather around the table for board games and snacks late into the night, and where every piece of art and every trinket on my walls quietly tells the story of a life well lived. Home is Omaha. Home is Washington. Home is wherever I feel safe, connected & fully alive. Those memories, colors, and moments became the foundation of my design.


Metropolitan Utilities District (M.U.D.)

To view my design work from my internship at M.U.D. please see this Google Drive folder.
Below are a few examples:

Gas Services Van Wrap

I designed and illustrated this van wrap for Metropolitan Utilities District, taking the project from initial concept all the way through to production to promote their gas services.

Gas & Water Children’s Activity Booklet

I hand-illustrated and wrote all of the content for this educational booklet, which is distributed to children at community engagement events. Designed to be approachable and engaging, the book introduces kids to gas and water systems while also explaining the role of Metropolitan Utilities District. Through playful visuals and clear storytelling, the booklet helps make essential infrastructure concepts easier to understand and more meaningful for young audiences.


Inkfronts logo design

Logo variations I illustrated for the tattoo booking storefront InkFronts. The logo’s analog, hand-drawn feel reflects the tactile and personal nature of tattooing, bringing a sense of craftsmanship and human connection into an otherwise digital booking experience.

InkFronts is a booking and storefront platform designed specifically for tattoo artists and studios. It allows artists to showcase and sell their flash designs, accept custom tattoo requests, collect deposits, and manage bookings through a streamlined online storefront that integrates with Square. The platform helps reduce back-and-forth communication and makes the booking process easier for both artists and clients.

To view more about InkFronts, please visit: https://inkfronts.com/