Sports Illustrated
During my summer internship at Sports Illustrated, I did mostly digital work, but I had to the opportunity to design some really amazing features for the magazine. Below is a small sampling of what I've been working on so far.
Grunewald
Role: page design, photo selection
This nine-page feature story was an in-depth profile on Gabriele Grunewald, a runner who has been repeatedly battling cancer. I wanted to play up the beautiful portrait for the opener and use simple and elegant typography throughout the design.
Grunewald
Role: page design, photo selection
Grunewald
Role: page design, photo selection
Martavis Bryant
Role: page design, photo selection
I designed this four-page feature on deadline. The story took several different adaptations throughout the process, as editors contemplated adding and removing pages from it, as well as requesting variations with different lead photos.
Martavis Bryant
Role: page design, photo selection
Chapecoense
Role: styling, page design, photo selection
This 11-page feature was a about the Chapecoense soccer team that was in a tragic plane crash in 2016. The opener was designed in collaboration with SI's design director, Stephen Skalocky, who used my styling and template to update the page with last minute adjustments before sending the magazine to print.
Chapecoense
Role: page design, photo selection
Chapecoense
Role: page design, photo selection
Chapecoense
Role: page design, photo selection
Tom Brady
I designed and built the graphics for this by the numbers spread for SI's Tom Brady special commemorative edition. The art direction and styling of the whole magazine was done by Lianna Zamora. I followed her style guidelines to design the spread before handing the page back to her for last-minute edits before sending the page to print.
Extra Mustard
Role: page design
