I created the artwork for OCAD’s Onsite Gallery window space. I was instructed to create an impact with different colours and materials, to draw attention and excitement for Onsite Gallery’s re-opening on 199 Richmond St. W. 

Designed an installation for Drake One Fifty, incorporating collage techniques using digital tools. The design combines art deco elements, textures and colours found inside Drake One Fifty, along with paint textures and food. The connection between art and food is playfully shown in the piece, to visualize the way The Drake brings together art and fine dining. 

I designed four large digital pieces that covered the areas of wall space inside Burl’s Barn at Way Home Music Festival. The designs were created digitally, with a handmade screen-printed layer on top. The content of the artwork was a fantasy/playful compilation of collaged elements together that gave a visceral/emotional effect. The elements were inspired by the natural setting of the music festival that were emphasized through imagination and music. 

Myself along with my classmates, worked on the manual for the RGD Design Educator’s Conference 2013 that York University hosted. Together the concept, look, printing, laser-cutting were all done in house. Myself and Emmie Tsumura were in charge of coming up with the initial look of the manual. During later stages on production, we put together over 100 books in uniquely designed folders and name tags. The team included: Malika Soin, Emmie Tsumura, Krishna Balakrishnan, Philippe Jean, Christine Chiou, Marie-Noelle Hebert, Mala’a Alamoudi, and myself. 

Flow Festival is the branding of an art and fashion festival. The process included creating textures and combining them with

Branding of a wine company called "Ayer" with includes a floral aroma. the image making included adding an eccentric twist to the different flowers and adding more bright colours to suit the chic mood of the Merlot

Branding using vernacular Slovak prints 

Ongoing playful type experiments.