Over the last 25 years I’ve produced everything from logo and identity designs, to posters, banners, fliers, books, magazines, newspapers, reports, social media graphics, and email newsletters — but my speciality has been designing and building custom responsive and accessible WordPress-based websites for non-profit organizations.

I spent 16 years as a member of Design Action Collective, a full-service
graphic design and web development studio in Oakland, CA, where I helped build our web design and development department from the ground up. After many years working on that team, I recently went out on my own to offer graphic design, web development, and communications infrastructure consulting services.

I work both independently and have a expansive network of skilled collaborators to bring into projects when other skills, experience, or additional capacity are needed.

A social movement is not a corporation. Do the same branding rules apply?

Phaidon's Graphic Classics book, a deep dive into graphic design history, presents the work of more than 400 designers across 33 countries and 5 continents, with work dating back to the 14th century.

The Role of Protest Art in Social Movements

Collages against feminicides

Colour has always been important in defining movements whether it's representative of accepted political parties or associated with radical movements set on shaking up the status quo. Here the SODA team delve into four different movements and uncover why particular colour palettes have been used and how they've helped shape different messages.