Collaborated directly with artist Virgil Ortiz, curator Will Riding In, and executive director Henrietta Lidchi on the visual design for the Wheelwright Museum’s Gestural in Form: Virgil Ortiz & Family exhibition. Drew inspiration from the Ortiz family’s distinctive visual language to develop a cohesive suite of exhibition graphics. Designed five text panels highlighting Virgil Ortiz’s and his family’s background and the featured works, along with large-scale vinyl installations applied throughout the museum space to unify and activate the environment.
Introduction Text Panel
Family Introduction Work Panel
Family Works
Virgil Ortiz Work
Virgil Ortiz Work
Vinyl Designs
Pablita's Wardrobe
DeDesigned exhibition signage and invitations for Pablita’s Wardrobe, maintaining the museum’s brand identity through a neutral, retro-inspired color palette. Developed and illustrated a custom coloring book by photographing selected garments from the exhibition and translating them into interactive coloring pages. Several pages were also inspired by Pablita’s original sketches provided by her family, creating a meaningful visual bridge between her archival work and contemporary visitors.
Exhibition Opening Postcard (front) 2024
Exhibition Opening Postcard (back) 2024
Exhibition Coloring Book Cover 2024
Coloring Book Page 2024
Coloring Book Page 2024
Coloring Book Page 2024
Print and Digital Work
Many of my freelance designs are created for both web and print, with a focus on clear communication and visual impact. For the Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian, I have designed member letters, Advertisements, event programs, trifolds, postcards, stickers, and hand-illustrated coloring books, helping to support their outreach and engagement with museum visitors and supporters.
Flyer
Flyer
Letter
Letter
Trifold
Trifold
Flyer
Postcard
Postcard
Sticker
Sticker
Coloring page
Advertisements created for various magazines
Ad
Ad
Ad
Ad
Ad
Ad
Ad
Ad
