This infographic visualizes all the songs of the Power Girls and is divided into four main categories. That includes songs that were unreleased (rehearsed but never performed), in the album, music videos and the movie, Power World.

The dotted line represents the song, and a filled in line represents song & choreography. The white dot represents all the number one hit singles they created (clearly, most of their songs reached the top of the charts) The diamonds represent the three main concerts the Power Girls performed at, indicating which songs were performed, progressing by year.

Oh and the group consisted of my 8 year old self, my sister and two best friends. The songs are all covers from "real" artists, and our manager was my dad.

What would the childhood chair of legendary fashion designer Alexander McQueen look like? An affinity for clothing from the age of three, McQueen was inspired by the juxtaposition of lightness and darkness, fragility and strength that were apparent in his own family; which is represented through the combination of the strengthened and structured yet delicate black lace chair.

Two hundred vacuformed grenades create dove wings for peace. For imprisoned lives that do not have the freedom to escape, for children unluckily born in the wrong time and place, and innocent lives wasted on a forsaken planet, the wings make a bold and unequivocal statement about the beauty and dream of peace and in contrast, the loathsome inhumanity of war. A sculpture and fashion piece symbolic of a hope to break free and rise above the culture of hate, oppression and war.

Photography: Kathleen Fitzgerald | bootlegcreative.com

With the aim of touching the hearts of 45 children in a homeless shelter in the bronx, a personalized art kit featuring a coloring book and art supplies currently needed at the shelter. (including construction paper, markers, colored pencils, glue, clay and crayons).

The story in the book unfolds as each child uses the art supplies in their magic box to create their own adventure. To create an elegant, but playful design, watercolors and hand-lettered typography were used.

A bilingual promotional poster, program and tickets for the Hip Hop 360 festival using a limited color palette, with a bright color scheme and contrast in hand-lettered typography, aiming to reflect upon the culture of hip hop. Block printing was used to create the blocks in the poster, creating textures and a rugged imperfection in the prints similar to that of graffiti.

Magnifique is a haute couture fashion magazine that showcases right off the runway collections with custom typography, illustration, and photography. I designed and created the two dresses featured in the feature article "From Fine Art to High Fashion", which discusses the influence of Fine Art and culture on fashion design and through the design elements, represents their interdependence.