My background spans graphic design, photography, retouching, SEO, and web design

Good design solves problems.

Whether you're starting something new, your website isn't getting the traffic it should, or you just need fresh imagery for your marketing materials — I'd like to help.

The work below is a sample of what I do. If anything sparks a question, don't hesitate to reach out.

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The Metropolitan museum of Art

This is a personal concept series imagining custom water bottles for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, pairing a single word with a work from their permanent collection.

It's a small idea with a lot of thought behind it — the kind of thinking that turns an everyday object into something people actually connect with.

For your business, this kind of concept work means finding the unexpected angle that makes your product or brand feel like more than just a transaction.

Rest

The Love Song — painting by Sir Edward Burne-Jones

British, 1868–77

The Idea

A woman lost in quiet repose, her world narrowed to a single peaceful moment. A gentle reminder to slow down and rest as you travel through the many halls and galleries of The Met.

Enchant

Masqueraders — painting by Raimundo de Madrazo y Garreta

Spanish, 1875–78

The Idea

Just like the works of art that grace the halls of The Met, you too are enchanting.

Refresh

Originally painted by James E. Buttersworth, this iconic image was redrawn by Charles Parsons and published as a print by Nathaniel Currier

1854

The Idea

Hydrate. There's still so much to see.

Take a sip, catch your breath, and carry that same energy with you through the rest of your day at The Met.

A bottle of water labeled "Refresh" with a glass of ice cubes and a scenic beach background featuring cliffs and the ocean.

A water bottle labeled 'Enchant' with a photo of two people dressed in costumes, one with a mask, sitting at a table outdoors. Next to the bottle is a glass of water with ice cubes. The background shows a blurred outdoor scene.

A water bottle labeled 'Rest' with a painting of a woman on it, standing next to a glass of water with ice cubes, on a white surface in an art gallery.

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Lancôme

A product page should make you want to buy.

For this Lancôme concept, I redesigned their layout to feel less cluttered and more luxurious — adding natural details to the product visuals and making sure everything from the fonts to the icons stayed consistent with the brand customers already know and trust.

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Photography and Retouching

Most people don't realize how much the right photo can change the way a business is perceived.

I guide the entire process — from choosing the location to wardrobe, hair, and makeup — so every image feels considered and on-brand.

The result is clean, polished imagery you can use across your website, social media, and any marketing materials that represent your business.

A young woman with blonde hair wearing a black jacket and red headphones, carrying an orange rolled-up sleeping bag on her back, standing near train tracks under a bridge on a foggy day.

A woman with short dark hair, wearing a black blazer, white shirt, and black pants, standing in front of a large, illuminated red hashtag symbol with an ampersand in the middle, inside a modern indoor space.

A woman standing in a city at night, with tall lit-up buildings in the background.

A woman with blonde hair in a ponytail, wearing a white button-up shirt, black choker, and dark jacket, stands in Times Square at night with bright billboards and a crowd of people around her.

A young woman with long, wavy hair standing next to a large tree with textured bark in a shadowy outdoor setting.

A woman with short dark hair wearing a cream top with an embellished collar and a dark blue cardigan standing outdoors with cherry blossom trees in the background.

A young woman with short wavy hair wearing a flower crown and layered jewelry, looking down while standing among bushes and trees in a forested area.

A young woman with long blonde hair wearing a beige floppy hat, a floral dress, and a large statement necklace, standing outdoors surrounded by pink flowering bushes.

Drag the slider to see the difference retouching makes.

What starts as a strong photo becomes a polished, finished image — the kind that makes your business look professional and trustworthy from the first impression.

Young woman with long blonde hair wearing a large beige sun hat and a black floral top, standing outdoors with green foliage and pink flowers in the background.

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Genentech

“LUV Your Skin” Outdoor Campaign – Clio Award Winner

Sometimes the best way to get a message across is to make people experience it rather than just read it.

For Genentech, one of the biggest names in biotechnology, I proposed using light-reactive ink on outdoor signage across their San Francisco campus during Skin Cancer Awareness Month.

The image shows a silver trophy with a round top and a slender stem, mounted on a tiered base.

When people sat on the campus benches or walked by the tables, the sunlight revealed hidden messages about sun safety right where they least expected it. The campaign went on to win a Silver Clio Award and was featured in Medical Marketing & Media's annual Top 100 Agencies issue — one of the most respected lists in the advertising industry.

For your business, this kind of thinking means finding the approach that doesn't just look good — it actually connects with the people you're trying to reach.

The logo for this campaign

Most people look at a logo and just see a shape. But a well designed logo has layers.

For this campaign the heart wasn't just a heart — the letter “L” was created using the shape of a heart, connecting love for your skin with the UV exposure that can harm it. Two ideas, one mark.

That kind of intentional thinking is what separates a logo that gets forgotten from one that sticks.

The work didn't just win an award — it was published.

Medical Marketing & Media (MM&M), one of the most respected publications in the advertising industry, featured the campaign in their annual Top 100 Agencies issue.

Page from a magazine article featuring AgencyRx, a company in the biotech field. Includes a photo of Michael Schreiber, headlines, and images of products related to skin and medical devices.

Every project — no matter the scale — gets the same care and attention

Let's talk about what you want to get done

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Genentech

ASCO Convention Booth Design-
Agency Award Winner

Trade shows are competitive — every booth is fighting for the same attention. I helped Genentech design a convention booth experience that gave visitors a reason to stop and engage.

The booth included overhead animations and interactive displays that guided people through the brand's story clearly and memorably.

A clear, curved glass award or trophy with a smooth, polished surface standing upright on a white background.

The gallery shows the booth as it appeared at the convention — visitors interacting with the displays, moving through the space, and engaging with the brand's story firsthand.

When design works the way it should, people don't just look — they participate.