Magazine Ads for WV Executive
(2025)
This print ad campaign for WV Executive magazine highlighted cybersecurity, robotics, and artificial intelligence at WVU Statler College, spanning over a year from start to finish. They won the Statler College a gold award for the Magazine Advertising Series category at the 41st Annual Educational Advertising Awards.
Digital Frontier: Cybersecurity and AI Excellence starts at WVU. A professor assists a Statler Ambassador student while smiling at the computer.
Robotics Frontier: Creating a new future starts at WVU. Two students investigate Statler's pollinator robot.
Building experts that shape our world; two students and a professor in PPE gear analyze a section of an advanced 3D printer, smiling.
Various WVU Apparel
(2024-2026)
While at the Statler College, I have made t-shirt designs for our K-12 Engineering Challenge Camps held over the summer, the Mountaineer VEX Robotics Competition, and our biannual Statler College Flash Sale (the middle graphic below, which also won gold at 41st Annual Educational Advertising Awards for Imprinted Materials). Although occasionally limited with imprint colors, I've enjoyed making unique designs to highlight each event.
2025 3rd Annual VEX Mountaineer Robotics Competition t-shirt; the WVU team's robot is silhouetted against a halftone pattern on the shirt.
2025 Fall Flash sale apparel graphics; the silhouette of the Mountaineer mascot framed by circuits. Around the graphic: "Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources: Engineer Like a Mountaineer".
2026 4th Annual VEX Mountaineer Robotics Competition t-shirt, with license plates, gears, circuits and gears framing the words on the shirt.
Medgewedge (AKA me!)
(2026)
I wanted to have a consistent visual style across all of my social channels, and in doing so made a brand guide for myself. As a designer and artist, I wanted to make sure I visually represented both facets of creating properly; I used paintings I made as textured backgrounds, digitally drawn self portraits as sprites for punctuating information, and a lexicon of fonts, colors, and graphics for making everything look the same.
Darkness of Light
(2024)
This play, written about the life of Alexander Kaletski, was produced by Michael Mailer and ran as an off-Broadway production in 2024 at the Chain Theatre in New York City. I designed and coded a temporary landing page, created the print program for the audience, and helped manage and run the Eventbrite for ticket sales.
Program design for Darkness of Light play, featuring Director bios and cast list.
Final logo for the Darkness of Light web page and program.
West Virginia Foster Care Ombudsman
(2021)
The WV Foster Care Ombudsman requested a logo that they could use for social graphics and print materials. Through close collaboration with the department, I helped design several variations of a logo that would make them feel safe and approachable for foster families.
