Starck Park

When Brazilian actress Tais Araujo and husband Toni Ramos visited New York City, we helped throw a party at Starck Park. For the invite I used a picture of Tais taken for Trace Magazine.

 

Goodbye

On Matt's last day at work, we were all really sad. But we threw a fun goodbye party. It is silly, but here is the very appropriate invite.

Halloween

A friend and coworker is very involved with a local shelter- and helps out with fundraisers all the time. They throw an annual Halloween ball and raise a ton of money. It was my pleasure to help create the invite.  I had a lot of fun working on this.

Baile Funkie Fofo

This summer in New York we started a new, hip, monthly party called Baile Funkie Fofo, named after the Baile Funkie's that take place in Rio's favelas. The party featured synchronized swimmers, so I went with that theme for the invite.

Fête de la Musique

 For Fête de la Musique in Paris, I created this poster with a vintage feel.

Shawl Photography

My good friend Johil makes these beautiful silk scarves. We got together one day to take some photos for her to use in her Etsy Shop. Thank you again Sabrina Young for modeling! If you think they are as beautiful as I think they are, you'll want to buy one for yourself! 

http://www.etsy.com/shop/johilross

Papurniture

I  met with a friend last night who told me about the new work he is doing- furniture made from 100% recycled paper. Not only is it environmentally friendly, but they have a beautiful and sleek design. I was pretty much blown away by it.

Check it out for yourself here:
http://www.papurniture.com

Chubby Bunny

Well, my good friend Laura from Crumbs is quite the cook, and she is in the works of starting her own business creating what I imagine must be delicious homemade marshmallows.
A great name she already had, and she asked me to design a logo for her. This is what I came up with: 

I'll be darned if thats not the sweetest logo I've ever seen.

*Modified Chubby Bunny 

Book Cover

Aaah books.

Covers for these guys are complicated to design, but well worth it.

The Climb to Sustain

This is a poster and invitation for a gallery opening I worked on using images I had acquired during research for the Highline poster. Its actually a picture I took of another building during a trip to the Highline.