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Figural cameo for 1900 business
Figural cameo business card for - A Seedy Man, a fictional company offering both seed-and-planting services and more sinister solutions. I developed the full concept and copy, created the custom cameo shape from a drawing, ink-rolled it by hand, and combined it with digitally added typography and illustration. The result is a tactile, piece that blends handmade printmaking with digital finishing.
1960’s salsa night NYC
Poster design for a fictional 1960s New York salsa event, inspired by the era’s iconic club culture. The poster incorporates handmade printing techniques, including a hand-cut “Salsa” title. The design and copy were developed through in-depth research into historical salsa posters and their visual language.
Victorian trading card for match business
Victorian-style trading card for a fictional match company inspired by the cautionary poem Harriet and the Matches. I developed the business concept, using the poem’s dark moral twist to position the matches as the “safest” on the market, an ironic, slightly sinister spin on safety culture. The card design draws from Victorian illustration and typographic traditions, combining hand-rendered elements with digital finishing to create an authentically aged, narrative-driven piece.