The Washington Post

I worked on print and digital projects at The Post, carrying stories across mediums through design and code. In addition, I art directed various special projects, including publishing The Mueller Report Illustrated graphic nonfiction book in 2019.

Previously, I art directed the Weekend (Going Out Guide) section. In 2018 and 2019, I redesigned the newsletters. In 2017, I helped launch The Post's Snapchat Discover page.

“10 lives, interrupted” followed Americans in the coronavirus pandemic through first-person narratives that published periodically with updates. The goal was to capture the new economic reality emerging from the pandemic through a wide range of individual voices. Live here.

A project on the current state of girls and women around the world at different stages in their lives. The story covered FGM, education, sexual violence, political power, and aging. Live here.

A podcast from Jonathan Capehart that updated weekly with new episodes. Live here.

Seven cities competed for a $40 million Smart City transportation grant. We wanted to create each skyline according to each city's proposal, and used CSS animation to move cars along the screen. Live here.

The Post released a special edition holiday tech guide focused on how to use smart home devices. We showcased the very vertical illustration in the digital presentation in a parallax style. Live here.

I formatted this story on historical dishes in D.C. in a timeline and made sure illustrations were historically accurate, although many of the dishes don't exist anymore. Live here.

I used a 3D printer to create the 2016/2017 characters. This gif was created for social use.