Graphic Design
Inner City Jazz Club
Inner City Jazz Club is an organization built to celebrate the spirit of jazz as both a cultural force and a community anchor. Designed from the ground up, the club’s identity system extnds across editorial, print, and promotional work.
The magazine acts as the club’s voice—documenting the people, places, and sounds shaping jazz today. Each spread extends the identity, blending storytelling with structured design.
The Hideout is a brand extension of Inner City Jazz Club—conceived as a listening space where the energy of jazz is preserved, reimagined, and amplified. Designed to be intimate, immersive, and rooted in identity, The Hideout transforms editorial ideals into a living cultural experience.
A limited-run series released during The Hideout’s opening week. Each design riffs on the rhythm and visual identity of the club—loud, layered, and impossible to ignore.
Access to The Hideout is more than entry—it’s initiation. Designed objects like the membership card and custom event tickets symbolize belonging within a shared cultural space.
Wearables act as soft ambassadors for The Hideout, allowing the brand’s visual language to travel beyond the listening room and into the everyday lives of its community.
The Hideout’s web presence mirrors the intimacy of the space. Designed with clarity and rhythm, the digital platform serves as both a portal and archive—supporting events, membership, and storytelling.
Jacqueline Casey’s Impact on Modern Graphic Design
A visual homage to Jacqueline Casey’s design principles by reinforcing clarity through typography and championing her precision, embodying her structured yet striking approach to graphic communication.
twen—Doomsday
A visual reimagining of the Doomsday Clock’s real-world urgency through MF DOOM’s villainous legacy. By blending graphic symbolism with the motif of time, it captures the tension between reality and myth, using bold textures and a ticking countdown to embody the complex interplay of chaos and control.
This promotional ad reimagines the Doomsday Clock—currently set at 89 seconds to midnight—through the lens of MF DOOM’s villainous persona. A visual metaphor for both the world’s countdown and the masked legend’s lasting impact.
The countdown is set. Mark the date as Tween approaches launch, framed within the bullseye—precision, timing, and impending impact. The clock ticks closer… doom awaits.