Myles Woodard
Website
2025
Portfolio website for Houston based photographer, Myles Woodard.
Gallery 4009: Rituals I Can’t Complete
Poster, brochure
2025Gallery 4009 was an experimental apartment gallery located in Chicago, IL. The identity and print materials were created for the exhibition Rituals I Can’t Complete by Grace Papineau-Couture.
A foundational ethos of Gallery 4009 is that co–directors Emily Swenson and Carter Teranes play a role in each show as designers, adding to the context in which work is presented through conversation and print material. All materials for this show were printed on Risograph at Spudnik Press.
Co-created with Emily Swenson.
Gallery 4009: Ella & Cedric Steed
Publication
2024
Identity, and publication for the exhibition Q4:→ One Billion Poppy Seeds by Ella and Cedric Steed at Gallery 4009, an experimental apartment gallery in Chicago. The catalogue features an interview with the artists and an inserted short story.
Ella and Cedric Steed were asked to create new works over a two-month period, during which they provided work-in-progress images. These images were used to highlight specific responses in the interview, visually connecting their evolving work to their ideas.
Co-created with Emily Swenson.
Alexis Plaen
Typography, identity
2024
Typography for Alexis Plaen’s debut single, Needle in a Groove. The artist and single titles were designed with single—and double—line versions, each featuring custom flourishes and letterforms.
Artist symbol by Giusy Amoroso.
Jersey Review
Publication
2024
Design and art direction for the art collective Jersey. Covering topics ranging from DJing to the writings of Jean Baudrillard, this collaborative publication consists of interviews, short articles, and visual research gathered from the past year of activities. The layouts transition from expressive and artistic to restrained and calculated, reflecting the publication’s content as it alternates between low and high culture.
Gallery 4009: Clothing Sale
Publication, photography
2024
Catalogue and poster for Gallery 4009's clothing sale event.
Co–art created with Emily Swenson.
Mark–making
Postcards
2024
A collection of instructional postcards experimenting with capturing various ways of leaving a mark. Created at Typography Summer School Twenty Four.
Emily Sweson
Website
2024
Website for designer Emily Swenson. A simple CV layout was used to create a web presence that emphasizes her design sensibilities and personality over past work. Each time the site is visited or refreshed, one of four color schemes loads at random.
Lithia Waters
Publication
2024
A companion publication to the ambient film of the same title, this project invites viewers into a meandering series of events featuring a loosely connected cast of characters and places. It creates space for the audience to drift and glean meaning in their own way.
Latte Crudo
Identity, website
2023
Website and branding for the culinary and photography project by Amman Khan and Dove Beerhorst. View the Latte Crudo Instagram here.
Sausage Sans
Typeface
2022
A limited character count display typeface inspired by sausage links.
Iris
Publication
2021
A publication setting out to be the residue of our digital era. It strings together a loose narrative consisting of found information, history, individuals, and systems synthesized into a publication to try and remedy our collective confusion—a confusion not from our lack of knowing, but one from knowing too much.
Photography by Amman Khan.
UICA
Branding
2021
During the spring of 2021 the Urban Institute of Contemporary Art moved into the historic Woodbridge N. Ferris Building, creating a unique opportunity to refresh its identity and wayfinding. Among these projects was the need to reposition the gift store with a more student focused and welcoming identity.
Photography by Amman Khan.
Where is the Internet?
Publication
2020Despite its widespread and constant presence in our lives, we are generally unaware to the physical infrastructure required to keep the Internet operational. Culturally we tend to think of the Internet above us; in the clouds where information flows freely from person to person, but where is the Internet really?
This publication seeks to answer this question by going into the technology, structures, and corporations that enable and control our digital experiences, showing users the real world operations behind the Internet.
Blog
Website
Ongoing
An ongoing personal blog.