Scope: I created the show art and logos for more than 36 shows at the theatre. Process: I would read the script, and then pitch upwards of 18 sketches before completing the final vector graphic. Sometimes I would need do photo shoots with the actors. The final art would then be used in other marketing pieces.
Show art and logo for Topdog/Underdog, a drama about two brothers trapped by poverty and their desperate, caring, and ultimately deadly relationship to each other.
Show art for What the Constitution Means to Me, a play that reevaluates the incontestability of the constitution.
Show art for The Seafarer, a play about playing poker with the devil during Christmas.
Show art and logo for it’s not a trip it’s a journey—four friends travel across the country in a journey for healing.
Show art and logo for A Hanukkah Carol
Show art for A Jumping-Off Point, a play about ethics, discrimination, and the line between inspiration versus intellectual theft.
Show art for A Boy and His Soul, a play about one man’s poignant recollections intricately tied to the dusty funk records he rediscovers in his parents’ basement.Show art for The Catastrophist, a show about a doctor who foresaw the threat of a viral pandemic.Show art for Throw Me On the Burnpile and Light Me Up, a play about the playwright’s unforgettable experiences growing up poor in the south.Show art for We’re Gonna Die, a musical about finding hope in death.Show art for Tik Tok, a play that highlights the hidden turmoil of the members of an influencer house.Show art for Nollywood Dreams, following an actress’ rise in Nigeria’s booming movie industry.Show art for Girlhood, a drama about teenage female adolescence.Show art for Aaron Posner’s The Tempest, which incorporated magic tricks and choreography by Pilobolus.Show art and logo for “We declare you a terrorist…”, a play about the Moscow theatre hostage crisis.Show art for Next to Normal, a musical about mental illness and its’ permeating effects on family.Show art and logo for The Mountaintop, a show about Martin Luther King’s final night at a motel in Memphis.
Show art for Gallows Humor, a play about students during a tense lockdown.
Show art for King James, a play about friendship through fandom.Show art for Nothing Up My Sleeves, an autobiographical play about becoming a magician.Show art for the play Sally and Tom, which reexamines the conflicted history of Thomas Jefferson through the modern lens of a couple of struggling actors.Show art for At the End of the WorldPoster for a comedy event performed by The Roundlings
Photography
Show art, including photography, for On the Far End, a solo-show retelling a personal account about indigenous justice.Photography of Cody Nickell for “We declare you a terrorist…”Production photography published in The Washington Post
