Project Type: Art & Illustration
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Self-service fax instructions
2020 | Informational poster with streamlined instructions for a self-serve fax machine in a public library setting. Original designed at 11×17 inches.
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TCCN mini-zine
2019 | Informational zine about the Triangle Comics Creator Network. (Image modified for reading order from the printable PDF version.)
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Self-checkout instructions
2016 | Motion graphics to instruct library users on a new self-checkout system.
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Time’s Spiral Dragon book cover
2015 | Cover illustration and design for a Lovecraftian novella set in World War II-era Europe.
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“Carry-on Baggage / Personal Item” comic
2014 | Autobiographical comics story included in the Durham Comics Project book.
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Durham Comics Project book
2014 | Cover illustration, cover design, and book layout for an anthology of NC-based comics artists. Edited by Amy Godfrey and published by Durham County Library. Inset artwork by various contributors.
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Still life series
Ongoing series | acrylic on paper, some with charcoal and chalk Ongoing series | Acrylic on paper.
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NC Citations newsletter
2012 | Illustrations and newsletters created for the NC Citations, the newsletter of the North Carolina Library Association’s New Member Round Table.
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Abendland poster
2012 | Poster for the screening of Abendland, presented by UNC’s Center for Slavic and East European Studies and The Ackland Art Museum.
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Documentary, Adjective poster
2011 | Poster for documentary film series presented by UNC’s Center for Slavic and East European Studies, The Ackland Art Museum and The Varsity Theater.
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Book display banners
2010 | Large-scale banners created to promote themed book displays at a public library.
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Season’s Readings 2009
2009 | Publication design for Durham County Library’s annual collection of recommendations and reviews.
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Cooking instructions
2006 | Informational poster for A Southern Season explaining a recommended method for cooking fish.
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Martin Luther King, Jr. portrait
2002 | Illustration created for Winthrop University’s “More Than A Month” African-American history program series.
Patrick Holt 