Integrity

Brand, print, and event work that had to survive the real world.

Alongside web work at Integrity, I made physical and event-facing design materials: things people wore, held, walked past, packed into booths, or handed to clients. The work was less about grand brand theory and more about getting the details right before something went to print, ship, or show up in public.

What's shown here

• Campaign visuals for launches and events
• Large-format signage and environmental graphics
• Packaging, promo materials, and branded objects
• Merchandise: apparel, stickers, and giveaways
• Posters, booth graphics, banners, and other event materials

Role

• Visual and layout design
• Print-ready production files
• Brand adaptation across formats
• Client review and revision cycles

What this demonstrates

• Production design work across formats with real vendor, print, event, and deadline constraints
• Ability to extend a brand system across digital, physical, environmental, and client-facing materials
• Attention to detail in handoff files, sizing, layout, hierarchy, and production readiness
• Practical judgment around what needs polish, what needs clarity, and what needs to ship
• Experience supporting a broader product and marketing organization beyond screen-only UI