About the practice
Grid systems meet expressive form
My practice centers on the tension between rigorous grid systems and expressive visual forms. I approach poster design as both an editorial medium and an architectural space, where type, image, and empty space have to hold together at reading distance and at poster size.
I work independently on self-directed print explorations and selected collaborations, building each piece slowly from the structure outward so the main idea reads clearly.
Working method
From grid to press
01
Conceptual grid
I begin with a structure that sets the proportions, the margins, and the relationship between type and image before any detail is decided.
02
Type and image
Typefaces and photographs are tested together, adjusting weight, scale, and cropping until the hierarchy reads clearly from a distance.
03
Composition and scale
Each layout is reviewed at the size it will be seen, checking how the main idea holds up on a screen and at full poster scale.
04
Press check
The final file is checked for color fidelity and detail on paper, so the printed piece matches the intent of the original design.
Open to exhibitions and collaborations
I am glad to talk about the work or hear what you are making.