Ebook Design
Ebooks are often where you can have the most fun in the craft, and test visual language that's a risky direction for the brand. I can't resist a good ebook challenge.
Graphic Design · Branding · Visual Design · Illustration
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Branding
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Accessibility Advantage Report
Audioeye | 2026
My Roles
Visual Design
Illustration
The goal: To create a comprehensive buyers guide for exploring accessibility tools, costs associated, and a beginner’s guide to accessibility requirements. The accessibility space is often thought of as murky, unclear, and easily misinterpreted. We wanted to create an ephemeral and peaceful experience that showed the most important aspects of accessibility clearly and simply.
How to choose a web accessibility platform
Audioeye | 2022
My Roles
Visual Design
Illustration
The goal: To create a comprehensive buyers guide for exploring accessibility tools, costs associated, and a beginner’s guide to accessibility requirements. The accessibility space is often thought of as murky, unclear, and easily misinterpreted. We wanted to create an ephemeral and peaceful experience that showed the most important aspects of accessibility clearly and simply.
The Nature of Password Mastery
IT Glue, 2019
My Roles
Visual Design
Illustration
This ebook allowed myself and the writer to collaborate from the start of the process, which allowed for more creativity and coordinated metaphor within the “nature” of password mastery.
The goal: create a desire to push for a secure environment for password protection–starting with IT providers–to reduce vulnerabilities in company information security. To evoke a fearful, mysterious tone, we explored illustrations depicting hackers and cyber criminals as predators, to show the real risk companies face when they don’t secure their own workforce. I focused on more realistic animals, and included dark and light mode to convey mysterious environments.
The break-fix
IT Glue, 2018
My Roles
Brand
Visual Design
Illustration
A short ebook for Managed Service Providers and IT companies looking to transition to more sustainable, retainer-based methods of business vs the hectic break/fix service model. We wanted to convey a sense of fun, optimism, and delight, leading to designs focusing on a building metaphor, with friendly branded illustrations.
