This was part of an in-class project to master the art of product photography. In a flash of inspiration, I grabbed a long-forgotten tube of AfterBite from my bag and used it to brand a campaign around the experience. Where else does this magic itch eraser get left behind? Where are you scrambling to find it when the bites are driving you mad? Whether it’s been dropped by the campfire, left on the sidelines of an athletic field, or buried at the bottom of the bag, you’ll know when you need AfterBite.

This was an in school project designed to train students on Adobe Audition and other sound editing and recording techniques. Along with my project partner, we created a script and cover art for our audio drama. Then came recording, editing and finalizing the first (and only) episode of a murder mystery set on a pirate ship.

Another imaginary client as part of building portfolio quality work in my degree. I conceptualized and branded an album launch for an indie rock boyband. Cover art, tour posters, and signed polaroids from the band! Reverb Gecko fans all throughout the world (our classroom) were devastated to find out that no, you can’t listen to “Oregon Rockway” on vinyl yet because this band doesn’t exist.

One of my favourite projects during my design degree, this taught me photography, videography, product design, and all the related editing skills I needed to make a the kind of advertisement that sticks with you. A breakfast cereal… made just for zombies.

After my initial rise to success, I was asked to repeat the masterpiece for the next year. New tees, new logo, new charity. Once again, a few volunteers and a brick wall can do wonders.

An old project from back in highschool. I designed shirts for a school charity initiative and then had a few friends volunteer to be photographed. Most of these were shot on the school property in Edmonton or down the block in the parking lot of an art studio that is no longer there.