Afrofuturism Multimedia Exhibit (2014 – Present)
This ongoing collaborative project with Jason Woodberry and Quinten Talley is a traveling, multi-media exhibition that situates Afrofuturism as both an aesthetic practice and a critical framework. Integrating graphic design, product design, illustration, and music, the work examines the intersections of speculative fiction and lived realities of social justice and injustice. Through a science fiction lens, the exhibition invites audiences to engage with reimagined futures while interrogating contemporary cultural, political, and historical narratives. The project has been presented at the Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts + Culture, The McColl Center for Art + Innovation, Locust Projects in Miami’s Design District, and the Ackland Art Museum in Chapel Hill, as well as featured in the Black on Black Project in partnership with the North Carolina Museum of Art.

Adidas x Rack Room Shoes: Creator Lab (NBA All-Star Weekend, 2019)
Partnered with Adidas and Rack Room Shoes to design and host an interactive Creator Lab during NBA All-Star Weekend 2019. The activation invited participants to engage in hands-on design experiences, blending art, culture, and sport to highlight the creative process and community engagement.

Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
Worked with the Cooper Hewitt as a Design Camp instructor, guiding youth through hands-on workshops that introduced design thinking and creative problem-solving. In collaboration with the museum during the pandemic, developed a series of child-friendly infographics to support online design camps and maintain engagement in virtual learning environments. Additionally, created the Design Around Town activity book, a visually rich educational resource distributed to children across the New York area, blending playful illustration with design education to extend the museum’s mission beyond its walls.

Kelly Oubre Jr. x Charlotte Hornets
A fashion design collaboration with Hornets forward Kelly Oubre Jr., blending sport, style, and culture into an exclusive apparel collection. Released as a limited-edition drop, the line was available only through the Hornets Fan Shop.

City of Charlotte: Reimagining Queen Charlotte
Collaborated with the City of Charlotte to reimagine the historic figure of Queen Charlotte as a contemporary symbol for a new economic development campaign. This project connected the city’s rich history to its evolving identity, using design to position Charlotte as both rooted in heritage and forward-looking in growth.

Developed branding and design for a premier high school basketball tournament in collaboration with Trill Multicultural, in partnership with Nike and Footlocker. The work blended sport, culture, and community, creating a visual identity that elevated the tournament experience for athletes and fans alike.

This art book, created in 2013, uses illustration and design to explore a range of social and economic issues. 

In 2019, I began leading a series of design workshops for 23 young creatives in Charlotte, North Carolina. This ongoing program helps students from Rise 2 Impact and the Carolina Youth Coalition develop a t-shirt design for Jordan Brand/Nike to be featured during NBA All-Star Weekend.

The program was sponsored by Jordan Brand, 3T Mentoring, and the Charlotte Hornets.

A pop-up illustration based video game art show with an homage to retro gaming. 2012

I created the design materials for the Hayti Heritage Film Festival, a prominent African American Southern film festival. The work includes branding, promotional materials, and other visual assets that celebrate Black cinematic voices and the rich cultural legacy of the American South.

Creative direction for a non profit specializing in environmental justice for under-served communities of color. The campaign for “Environmental justice is…”

I illustrated a coloring sheet project and video that was distributed to engage communities and kids about equitable city planning for the city of Charlotte

For Giving Tuesday, I designed and produced a collection of 3D-printed objects for several nonprofit organizations. Each design—a piggy bank, a wrapped gift, and an alarm clock—was created to symbolize the different ways people can give. This initiative was sponsored by Wells Fargo.

A commissioned project with UNYQ (partnered with Intel and Tyme wear) to create a series of fashion forward prosthetic limbs and scoliosis braces for Charlotte International Fashions week’s “Runway for Peace”. 2016

I created the design assets for a critically acclaimed Black documentary that uncovers the true story of the 1898 Wilmington Massacre, a pivotal and often-overlooked event in American history. The film is currently available on Amazon Prime.