Product/Graphic Design
Before
After
A retail window design developed around Allen Iverson’s influence on Philadelphia basketball culture and streetwear. The initial hand-drawn concept established the layout, product placement, basketball elements, and interactive features, which were then translated into a polished digital storefront visualization. The final design combines visual merchandising, storytelling, product presentation, and spatial composition to create an immersive display that connects Iverson’s legacy with the energy of basketball and Philadelphia culture.
Sustainable Trail-Camera
A sustainable product design concept exploring how a trail camera could be redesigned to integrate more naturally into its environment. The project began with hand-drawn sketches exploring the camera’s form, materials, camouflage, and placement, then progressed into a refined Adobe Illustrator rendering. The before-and-after process demonstrates my ability to translate an initial product concept into a polished digital visualization while considering function, sustainability, environmental integration, and visual design.
2009 X Speaker
This speaker is inspired by the futuristic, electronic aesthetic of the Black Eyed Peas’ 2009 album The E.N.D. (The Energy Never Dies). The design takes the album’s robotic, digital, and experimental visual language and translates it into a functional speaker with a distinctly late-2000s feel.
The main body features a rounded, geometric form covered in a dark green and black digital grid pattern, creating the appearance of a futuristic electronic device from 2009. The front incorporates a large central speaker grille, while smaller circular speakers and controls are arranged around it to resemble the robotic facial features and mechanical components associated with the album artwork.
The speaker is intentionally designed to feel slightly retro-futuristic rather than modern, reflecting how the future was imagined during the late 2000s. The green color palette, exposed grid lines, rounded shapes, and modular components reference the technology and graphic design trends of the era. A detachable or adjustable top panel/cover adds another futuristic element while echoing the unusual geometric forms seen throughout The E.N.D.’s visual identity.
Overall, the speaker combines 2009 electronic music culture, futuristic robotics, and functional product design, creating an object that feels like it could have existed alongside the original The E.N.D. era.
Alternate "Phillies" Window Display
This alternate window display is inspired by the Philadelphia Phillies, combining baseball imagery, Philadelphia culture, and player-inspired graphics into a long horizontal layout resembling a stadium scoreboard or baseball card lineup. The display uses the Phillies’ recognizable colors and logo alongside simplified illustrations of players, with each figure positioned in its own vertical section to create a sense of movement and energy. The hand-drawn style gives the display a playful, nostalgic feel while still creating a strong connection to Philadelphia’s baseball culture.
Vaccum Design Concept
This vacuum concept features a streamlined, compact body with a long suction head and a raised rear dust-collection and filtration chamber. The simple form focuses on efficient airflow, easy use, and reaching narrow spaces.
The Crash-Out Dummy
The Crash-Out Dummy is a punching bag that punches back when hit. Foot pumps activate the dummy’s arms, while adjustable weighted gloves provide customizable resistance and impact. The design creates a more interactive workout that helps users practice reaction time, strength, and defense.