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Welcome to my pre-MBA corner of the internet, from when Adobe Illustrator was perpetually open on my MacBook and Excel wasn’t even installed. Oh, how things change.
Welcome to my pre-MBA corner of the internet, from when Adobe Illustrator was perpetually open on my MacBook and Excel wasn’t even installed. Oh, how things change.
Fancy finding you here! While I’ve moved on from my work as a creative-creative, I’m so proud of the projects I was able to complete during the first few years of my career. The work shown here highlights my passion for collaboration and creative problem-solving, which still weaves itself throughout my marketing work today.
As the first major retailer to enter the adaptive clothing space, marketing for Target's Cat & Jack brand has been an uplifting and rewarding project.
Target took a firm stance as a supporter of the LGBTQ+ community years ago. Our sponsorship and involvement continues to evolve with the 2018 campaign.
Calm down—I don't think print is really dead. TargetStyle's seasonal style catalogs are, in my opinion, proof of the opposite.
The Art Class brand is all about working with unique partners, and Museum of Ice Cream takes the cake. This sprinkles-covered collection hits just in time for summer.
In addition to the printed Weekly Ad, digital ads drive shoppers to an online experience highlighting the best deals of the week.
In preparation for family festivities around the Fourth of July, Target launched a one-a-day week of promotions on everything families need to get ready.
In celebration of the Minnesotans fondly part of "Team North," this limited-time partnership brought heritage products to Target just in time for Super Bowl LII.
Under the moniker, "Where Products Come to Play," Target's Instagram feed was all about highlighting quirky finds and unexpected moments with everyday product.
Created for the National Student Advertising Competition, my team's campaign placed 2nd after pitching our work at the district level.