A modular side table built around agency.

The tabletop has twelve holes. Four T-shaped legs slide in and out with friction-fit tenons, shifting with use. It’s designed for coming and going, for shared and passing moments.

People fear what they don’t understand: the unfamiliar.

UNFAM is an alternative food subscription that dares your taste buds — one bite at a time. Inspired by the rebellious energy of street and skate culture, we are here to challenge the instinct to resist what’s unfamiliar and, instead, invite people to stay curious.

Project Typecasting is an examination of cinematic typography from the late 1950s to the 60s, drawing from filmmakers and title designers such as Godard, Saul Bass, and Pablo Ferro. It treats type as image, system, and narrative—both in context and stripped of it—through screenplays, film-strip motifs, quotations, and collage.

The publication is accompanied by type posters and laser-cut stencils derived from selected films, extending the study into print and tactile, reproducible forms.

Contribution: Illustrator; layout and sequencing; cover design

Roses fade, but heat lingers.

Why give flowers that wilt or chocolates that are gone in a moment? Instead, gift a bottle of hot sauce — something that lingers long after the first taste.

At XOXO, we craft our hot sauces as tokens of love, designed to be gifted, shared, and savored: for romantics, food lovers, and those who appreciate the little gestures that make love feel special.

Located in a homey neighborhood of Brooklyn, NY, Liz’s Book Bar is more than just a bookstore, café, and bar. It is a place to belong and feel at home. Proudly black-owned, woman-owned, and author-owned, the book bar carries the legacy of the founder’s grandmother, Liz, offering warmth, joy, and connection with every book, cup of coffee, or glass of wine, and conversation.