Hudson Home is the most elegant home furnishings store and interior design business on Warren Street. This is a sampling of projects I have done for this long-time client.

Various printed pieces I designed for SIR, print advertisements for two different Hudson Valley publications and the annual Unique Differences.

Seasonal newsletters I created for Sotheby's International Realty. Design and copywriting.

Gary DiMauro Real Estate was a boutique Hudson Valley real estate shop for decades until they were acquired by Sotheby's International Realty in 2021. GDMRE's highly successful website did not translate well into mobile, so we took on the challenge! We were able to maintain the look & feel of the brand with just a hint of a contemporary flair.

Identity design for a new life style brand based in the Seattle area. Kspek by Kathleen van der Spek is a collection of one-of-a-kind handmade items, created of repurposed and eco-conscious natural fabrics. www.kspek.com

I never tire of designing book covers. Being able to read the manuscript (before the public!), learning something new and then trying to capture the core of it visually, has always been a thrill for me. This is a small selection of covers I designed for Perseus Books Group, Counterpoint Press and Bard College, published by Princeton Press.

I was asked by Gaby Basora of Tucker to design a print in two color ways. The beige was used in the classic Tucker line on a silk blouse, the blue was included in the limited Tucker for Target line. What a thrill to walk into Target and see my own designs available to all!

Logo design for Machine House Brewery in Seattle, WA.

The Hannah Arendt Center for Political Studies is housed at Bard College, and holds fascinating conferences several times a year. This one was entitled Truthtelling: Democracy in an Age without Facts. 

During my time at Girl Scouts of the USA's headquarters in NYC, one of my greatest achievements was doing the creative direction for the 2008 Girl Scouts Convention in Indianapolis. Seeing my work plastered all over that city was a thrill.

I had a lot of fun working on this series of cheese label designs. My client was a Dutch cheese importer in Seattle, WA. I had the honor of working with some gorgeous illustrations, and had the biggest color challenge (20+ color combinations in total!) of my design career.

When the Center for Moving Image Arts first came to Bard College in 2013, I had the pleasure of designing their visual identity, as well as the posters for their first programs. A lover of cinema, seeing my design work projected onto the movie screen was a highlight. I was so enthralled I forgot to snap a photo.