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New Work: Foundry’s Outstanding Preachers Series August 2011 A branding program for the Outstanding Preachers Series at 
Foundry United Methodist Church, that features the lively illustrations of Jamey Christoph. Attendance on the first Sunday was up by a startling 30%. http://alleycatsanddrifters.blogspot.com/shapeimage_2_link_0
New Work: Open Doors Fund May 2011 Branding for the Open Doors Fund, which is working to make the United Methodist Church more inclusive of all people. The ad shown below is for its first fundraiser. New Work: More September 2010 This brochure introduced a new structure for the American Public Garden Association’s annual conference, which offered more meeting days, more sessions, more flexibility for the participants, more speakers, and more site visits. After studying the initial brief, 
I recommended changing the name of the conference to — what else — More. Previous New Work: Why Treaties Matter September 2011 A traveling exhibit for the National Museum of the American Indian, that explores how treaties affected the lands and life of indigenous people, and why these agreements still matter today. The design accommodates a rich array of paintings, prints, maps, and historic photos.
Detail of the title panel.
The exhibit consists of 20 large graphic panels.
The design features a wide array of images, documents and maps.
New Work: Our Place DC Identity April 2012 Our Place DC is the only organization in Washington 
DC to focus on formerly incarcerated women as they transition out of the criminal justice system. They do this by providing comprehensive services and support designed to help them remain drug and alcohol free, obtain decent housing and jobs, gain access to education, secure resources for their children, 
and maintain physical and emotional health. Working in collaboration with a team of consultants from the Taproot Foundation, I designed a mark that emphasizes the qualities of compassionate, non-judgmental support, for which the 
non-profit organization is known.