SED, short for Sexual Education, innovatively employs AI to inject dynamism into sexual health education. Our ethos centers on inclusivity across cultures, interests, and preferences, ensuring resonant representation for all.

Collaborating with schools, we swiftly convert shared spaces into immersive SEDPERIENCES, enriched by interactive elements, like a vibrant inflatable jungle. Beyond physical settings, our dynamic website extends learning, serving as a hub for students and parents. It grants deeper insights into our product and expands SED card collections. These cards are pivotal in nurturing students' sexual health understanding, enabling a comprehensive learning journey.

Moreover, a post-Sedperience video portrays a student engaging with their SED pack after a school event. It spotlights a student with the foundational SED pack, depicting an augmented reality doctor emerging from a scanned card. This melds technology and education, reinforcing our commitment to enriched sexual health comprehension.

Our collaborative endeavor focused on researching asthma in low-income neighborhoods, specifically among Philadelphia area students. Our aim was to raise awareness of asthma symptoms and offer vital support to young children. I undertook character development, story creation, and game design.

Our work produced two distinct books: the first, resembling a comic book, is suited for classroom read-aloud sessions, while the second, at a Level B reading level, encourages independent reading. We also designed an interactive video game that challenges players to avoid asthma triggers, artfully combining entertainment and education.

Our concept proved effective when, a few weeks after our presentation, a classmate experienced an asthma attack. Thanks to the Level B book, the children recognized the symptoms and promptly alerted their teacher, demonstrating the project's success in empowering young minds and fostering proactive responses.

Perched at the corner of St. Marks and 2nd Ave, Paul's Da Burger Joint has been chilling since 1989 without a makeover. Fast forward three decades, and guess what? The brand's getting a facelift, because hey, it's time to catch up with those artsy, playful New Yorkers who know how to appreciate good eats.

Revamping its original charm, Da Burger reemerges like a boss – a lively, lovable rascal. It's not just about shoving scrumptious bites your way; it's about serving up a whole vibe that's cooler than the New York breeze. And here comes the kicker: we've got packaging that'll make you raise an eyebrow (in a good way, of course). Our mylar bag isn't just a bag; it's a mystery, a teaser. Imagine this – you can catch a sneak peek of your grub through the bag's transparent trickery. Yeah, we're all about playing mind games with your food, because why not? That transparency? It's not just an accident; it's an intentional wink from us to you, adding a touch of 'Whoa, what's in there?' to your mealtime excitement.

1/8th TV is a channel dedicated to the educational, community-building, and entertaining aspects of substances often labeled illegal.

1/8th is redefining perceptions around illicit substances. Born from a love of cannabis, the channel now features content on medicinal, recreational, and addictive substances.

The comprehensive brand bible guides design, marketing, and partnerships, providing insights on logo use, launch content, title card creation, advertising, and introducing our community-focused app.

The 1/8th app fosters community and safe drug consumption in public spaces. Profiles grant access to past episodes, highlights, and friend connections for shared viewing. The app's core purpose is to cultivate community by sharing safe smoking areas, and in select regions, secure injection spaces.

1/8th TV is dismantling stigmas while completely transforming the perception of illegal substances.

What constitutes genuineness?

This installation presented this very question. Operating as a social experiment, it invited individuals to engage with intimate spaces in a communal manner by capturing a selfie. The intention was for observers to grasp their own visibility, as self-awareness often hinges on external acknowledgment.

This undertaking also took the form of a social experiment, enabling participants to interact with personal spaces publicly through selfies. Accompanied by elevation drawings, the visuals illustrated the intended installation in the space.

A.SPACE draws its inspiration from AIGA Design POV's report revealing that only 4.9 percent of counted graphic designers are Black. It boldly addresses the crucial issue of diversity. This specific A.S iteration is a tribute to the achievements of African Americans in Graphic Design. By weaving together fashion and history, A.S strives to illuminate the stories of accomplished African American graphic designers, often overlooked, in an immersive retail exhibit.

Our Storefronts

Spread across New York, Chicago, and Atlanta, our rotating exhibits ensure that every quarter, our diverse audience remains engaged with this pivotal topic. This version of A.S takes a unique approach by connecting graphic designers with brands. Plate A offers an example, featuring the collaboration between graphic Designer Art Sims and Dapper Dan, transforming a train cart into a shoppable experience.

Our App

Our user-friendly app seamlessly integrates location-specific events, a blog, online shopping, and an innovative job board feature. This addition extends the app's utility beyond mere entertainment, enabling users to discover new opportunities, making it an ongoing tool for personal and professional growth.