Featured Projects
By Matthew
On 30, Nov 2023 | In Interaction Motion Print | By Matthew
WTWTA
This poster moves when viewed through a smart device (augmented reality). I drew everything using Procreate, Illustrator, Photoshop, and After Effects and coded with the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript languages. The poster imagines what it might look like to approach “Where The Wild Things Are,” an imaginary world filled with party animals enjoying a playful romp. A combination of the moon and island landscape reveals the face of Carol, the most recognizable Wild Thing. My artwork diverges from the visual style of the book “Where The Wild Things Are” by Maurice Sendak (1963). I animated everything to “Wake Up” by Arcade Fire, the main theme from the 2009 film “Where The Wild Things Are” by Spike Jonze.
By Matthew
On 01, May 2017 | In Academic Research Print | By Matthew
Embedding the Cancer Port
This graduate project was an exploration of semiotic and semantic analysis. It’s based off the poem “Embedding the Cancer Port” by Robert King.
By Matthew
On 01, Jan 2015 | In Print Professional | By Matthew
Notre Dame Kellogg Institute
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CREATIVE CHALLENGE: An academic institute wanted its annual report, previously an oversized 10-by-16-inches in print with more than 100 pages, to work both in print and online.
By Matthew
On 04, Feb 2014 | In Branding Print Professional | By Matthew
enFocus
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CREATIVE CHALLENGE: How does a designer retain elements of a client’s much-loved design when it contains flaws and technical problems? What’s necessary to create an engaging branding system when an organization’s culture has an emotional attachment to something that’s not working?
By Matthew
On 30, Oct 2011 | In Print Professional | By Matthew
Notre Dame Scholarship Fellowship Recognition
The 2012 Scholarship Fellowship Recognition Weekend focused around the event tagline, “Your gifts open the doors to a Notre Dame education.” This 15 piece campaign connects students and their specific donor(s) over this weekend.
In collaboration with the University of Notre Dame Marketing
By Matthew
By Matthew
On 10, Feb 2011 | In Print Professional | By Matthew
World Neighbors
In collaboration with S Design, Inc