In 2013, Coca-Cola partnered with the World Wildlife Fund to create an arctic refuge for polar bears. The limited-edition packaging helped raise over $2 million dollars towards the cause.

designed at Turner Duckworth

Toblerone 2013 Christmas packaging.

designed at Turner Duckworth

To commemoration Lebron James MVP and victory in the NBA Finals, Sprite released these packs in the Miami area. I found out this packaging hit the shelves when a friend of mine sent me a screen grab from Lebron's Twitter feed. 

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It's a freakin' "b" and a kangaroo. You can't get cooler than that.

Uproot Wine is a venture by a couple of guys from NYC who wanted to try their hand at the wine business in Napa. The mark needed to tell that story, and the overall packaging needed to appeal to a younger, aspirational market.

Poster for the Mill Valley Film Festival.

Packaging and visual identity for Moochoo, a line of milk-based candies.

2014 Coke Zero NCAA Football promotional packaging.

designed at Turner Duckworth

Visual identity for the George W. Bush Library in Dallas, Texas. It's pretty cool to see your work surrounded by sitting and former presidents.

designed at Rovillo+Reitmayer

KALX 90.7 is the college radio station in Berkeley. They needed a poster that featured the entire progamming schedule but was still cool enough to hang up in a dorm room.

Holiday card for Cockrell Printing in Fort Worth, Texas. These guys are fantastic at what they do, and if you've never used them, give them a shot for you next digital or offset project.

Coke Zero 2013 NCAA Basketball packaging. You see, the rim on the can is the rim of the... well, you get the idea.

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Open Mike Eagle isn't content to be LA Weekly's best rapper of 2014 with his excellent album Dark Comedy. He also had to go off and start his excellent podcast, Secret Skin. Check it.

Proposed packaging for Gerber's line of formula. The challenge was to balance the science of formula in an approachable way.

It's always nice to be able to use your graphic design powers for a good cause. For me in 2014, that came in the form in a visual identity and web site for the Cancer Research Lab at UC Berkeley. Great cause, great organization, and I was proud to be a part of it.

Hyperactive was an independent music magazine, and I had the pleasure of designing all aspects of the magazine with my friend Jeff Barfoot. Unfortunately, like most music magazines, it went the way of the dodo bird, but not before I got to hone my layout skills and create some pretty cool work.

The podcast I do with my mom. Check it out.

Poster for the opening of Clampitt Paper's Creative center.