Award-Winning Feature (Ozzie Awards, B2B Feature Design)
This feature was recognized as a co-winner for excellence in editorial layout, storytelling, and visual execution. I led the design and layout, shaping the narrative through typography, imagery, and composition.
This feature was recognized as a co-winner for excellence in editorial layout, storytelling, and visual execution. I led the design and layout, shaping the narrative through typography, imagery, and composition.
Route 66 Feature
An editorial feature inspired by the iconic American highway, Route 66 explores the spirit of the open road through a cohesive visual narrative. Known as the “Main Street of America,” the route represents freedom, nostalgia, and discovery across diverse landscapes and cultures . The design concept translates this journey into a continuous visual system, using a flowing road motif and circular imagery to guide the reader across spreads. Balancing expressive typography with structured layouts, the piece creates a sense of movement and connection, turning each page into part of a larger, immersive story.
The Resort Renaissance
This feature explores a broader shift in the hospitality industry, where hotels are embracing a “renaissance” in design—elevating their visual identity through more refined, intentional, and experience-driven spaces. The layout reflects this evolution by combining clean structure with bold imagery and elevated typography, creating a sense of sophistication while maintaining clarity. The result is a cohesive editorial system that mirrors the industry’s move toward more curated, design-forward environments.
These are recurring FOB pages built on a consistent template system. Each article varies in content—some are image-heavy, some text-heavy—but I maintain the same grid, typography rules, and spacing to ensure consistency across the section.
Role: Graphic and Production Designer
