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Graphic Designer
SEAT magazine
branding, Layout, research
This project involved the full conceptualization and creation of a magazine—from typography and layout design to image curation and editorial research. Using Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop, I crafted original visuals, processed images, and built out conceptual mock-ups to bring the publication to life. I chose furniture as the central theme because of its timeless relevance and cultural depth. As humans, we’ve always needed a place to sit—yet the design, function, and symbolism of furniture continue to evolve. That curiosity led me to research a wide range of articles and essays, which I curated and cited throughout the magazine. The result is Seat—a thoughtfully designed publication that explores furniture not just as objects, but as reflections of human behavior, comfort, and creativity.
"Look for what you notice but no one else sees."
-Rick Rubin, The Creative Act: A Way of Being
Pst Yart Box
Community Display,
Not every artist has access to traditional galleries — but that shouldn’t limit where our work can be seen or how it can be shared.
I created Pst Yart Box to make art more accessible — for artists like me, and for the communities we live in. Whether you’re a painter, sculptor, printmaker, crafter, or simply someone with something to express, I believe your work deserves to be seen and valued.
By placing art in everyday spaces — front yards, porches, gardens, and fences — we break down the barriers between artist and viewer. We create opportunities for unexpected encounters with creativity, and we invite connection in the places where people live, walk, and gather. It’s art that’s approachable, local, and rooted in real life.
Each Yart Box is something I build by hand, custom-fit for your space and your needs. I use durable, weather-resistant materials that protect your work while letting it shine. These boxes are made to celebrate self-expression, spark curiosity, and support a culture of inclusion — because I believe everyone should have the chance to share their voice, and everyone should have the chance to experience art.
With Pst Yart Box, I’m helping turn yards into platforms, turning art into conversation, and turning neighborhoods into galleries — open to all.
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