After the One World Wednesdays parties ended, the Cincinnati Art Museum wanted to continue offering a monthly event for young professionals. While One World Wednesdays focused on countries of the world, ONE broke the concept down even further and was […]
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One World Wednesdays were a series of first-Wednesday events that the Cincinnati Art Museum ran from 2002 through 2007. The concept was to focus on a different country each month (linked with a special exhibition if possible) and show art, […]
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The Cincinnati Art Museum held a themed community art weekend every holiday season called the Holiday Xtravaganza. The 2009 theme was “Animals in Art” and was named “Magnificent Menagerie”. I was contracted to design the poster for the event that […]
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This is the first piece that prospective students receive in the main Xavier admissions cycle. Intended to be received early in the college decision-making process, this piece was written and designed to be a “feel good” piece that would give […]
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After Xavier developed it’s new logo and brand, a team was formed to examine every piece that undergraduate students received, consolidate key messages and information, do audience focus group testing of concepts, and redesign the full communications cycle as a […]
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After having the same logo and branding for ten years, the marketing committee of the Cincinnati Men’s Chorus decided to develop a new logo. A committee was formed to do focus group testing and to interview individual chorus members about […]
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This is the biggest piece in the annual admissions cycle and is a common piece in college marketing. Previously, the Viewbook was a large and very text-heavy piece that went to prospective students a month before they would even be […]
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