The Melrose Farmers’ Market (MFM) is one of the longest running farmers’ markets in Massachusetts. For the Melrose Farmers’ Market 2nd annual fundraiser event, Farm to Table Tasting, they asked me to design the collateral to spread the word about the event and materials for the event like menus and coasters.
I’m tortellini in love with pasta and design, so I feel so lucky to have both worlds merge. One of the projects that finished up earlier this year a couple of branding projects for Seven Hills Pasta, based in Melrose. The handcrafted pasta company is headed up by wife and husband, Carol and Giulio Caperchi, who take enormous pride in bringing Italian tradition and modernizing it with American heritage and culture into their pasta creation. We wanted to highlight this even further with various branding projects, like shirt and cap designs and pasta sauce, a tomato puree that is a pure accompaniment to their pastas.
My ultra crafty friend @ultramanzoffy75 is starting a business of customizing your robots and toys with 3D mods. He wanted me to help him create a new logo and business card for it.
I had the distinct honor to help a dear friend, Kyla Mitsunaga, in designing a cover for her new book, With Vs At. Two Prepositions That Changed My Life.
Marketblok is a team of experts to blockchain technology and cryptocurrency who help pre-ICO, blockchain companies grow their brand, get funding and continue marketing strategy after launch. They wanted unique branding for their marketing strategy company to stand out in the cryptocurrency space.
Recently, I had the honor of creating a print ad for Roca, a non-profit who’s mission is to disrupt the cycle of incarceration and poverty by helping young people transform their lives. They wanted to celebrate 30 years of work and enduring impact in supporting youth with a breakfast. I created an ad for the Roca 30 Breakfast to congratulate the women of Roca and am thankful for the opportunity to support such an amazing organization.
It made my day to see my design “out in the wild” and on the backs of cars around the city.
I created a brochure for the Sally Frank’s Melrose Farmers’ Market to boost sponsorships and gain awareness for one of the longest running farmers’ market in Massachusetts.
I wanted to break away from being glued to the computer and was inspired to create a hangable piece for my home. Recently, I’ve been obsessed with anything geometric and painted this hot pink heart to warm up the room. The 20×20″ frame is from Ikea, called Ribba for $15.
