As part of the Actually Curious Campaign, I designed and created this stencil using Adobe Illustrator and a laser cutter. This stencil was implemented by myself and coworkers on sidewalks and streets with spray paint around Manhattan and Brooklyn, NY.

These are two of the social media graphics that I illustrated and designed for for a larger aesthetic collection for both the Curiosity Lab instagram as well as the Actually Curious instagram. Additional graphics can be viewed on each profile.

I developed this deck of cards as part of the Actually Curious campaign. I designed the packaging, card layout, and curated content for the Actually Curious Card Game. Each card has a provocative question on it, with the color of the card relating to the overall question category (Ex: "Where is the line between urban renewal and gentrification?"). The cards were externally manufactured and are now being sold on Amazon, as well as the company website. More about the rules of the game and the campaign can be found at www.actuallycurious.com, the campaign website I also developed for the company during this internship.

I designed and created these posters as part of a larger collection for the Actually Curious campaign. Each poster, like the narrative of the campaign, asked provocative questions paired with a minimalist design in order to stimulate thought, conversation, and curiosity around its subject. These posters were installed around Manhattan and Brooklyn, NY, by myself and my coworkers.

These graphics were featured on the Actually Curious campaign website, featuring thought-stimulating questions that were also curated for the card game. These allowed for online users to participate in the conversation by either sending in a question, or replying to one of the featured questions organized by relevant category on a forum for online discussion, connecting people from all over the world.