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Hive Social Sustainability Report (2022)
Hive brands is an online grocery store that exclusively carries brands that are better for the environment with clean ingredients. This book is hand constructed 8" x 8.5" stab binding with natural hemp cord.
Photo shows a printed sustainability report titled "hive." The front cover image shows a bunch of daisies, lemons, and 2 lemonade drinks all on a picnic blanket. Printed on textured paper, stab binded with natural hemp cord, and photographed in natural light.
Full front cover shown from a straight on angle, photographed in natural light.
Full back cover shown from a straight on angle, photographed in natural light. Includes the official hive website logo included in diagonal honey comb shapes.
The spread includes the table of contents, an image of citrus slices, text saying "buy what you believe in", and a flower vector.
The spread is titled "Mission Statement" and includes a callout "we're setting new standards for sustainability in grocery." On the right page is a photo of what the customer would receive in the mail when they buy from hive.
The spread is titled “Letter From Co-Owner: Scott Morris.” Includes an image of the co-owner, an image of a hive product, vector art of bees, and more honey comb shapes.
The spread is titled “About B-Corp” and “Overall B Impact Score.” Text explains what it means to be B-Corp certified and how Hive scored in the certification. The graph for the B-Impact score includes vector bee art and a sun in the corner.
The spread is titled “Our Certification Process” and “Some of Our Brands.” Text explains how Hive evaluates and chooses each brand they carry on their website. Pictured on the right page are logos from some of the brands featured on the Hive website.
The spread is titled “The Hive Five” and features the 5 qualifications Hive puts each brand they carry on their website through. Included are images of specific products Hive carries placed in honey comb shapes.
The spread is titled “Current Sustainable Practices” and “Future Sustainable Goals.” Texts include numerical statistics about their sustainable shipping practices and goals on how to increase sustainability.
The spread includes a statistic on the yearly average carbon footprint of 1 person and how Hive offset the amount of 8 people in the year 2021. Visually displayed by “16 tons” placed in 8 people cutouts. Included is an image of a sunflower field and a bee vector art with a dotted trail.
The spread includes text that reads “Better choices, bigger impact. See how every product at Hive has a tangible, positive impact on the planet, from production to packaging.” Also included is an image of what the customer would receive in the mail when they buy from hive and bee vector art.
Food Taboos Magazine Spreads (2022)
Using the article Food Taboos by Lexi Dwyer I created a 3 spread design including an infographic that showcases rates of family meal frequency according to different demographics.
Magazine spread 1 shows the Food Taboos logo where "food" is green with leaves sprouting off the ends. And "taboos" is black in a grunge textured font to look like a stamp. The left page contains subtitles "check your food attitude" and "treats are bad and other rules about eating you should challenge" which are callouts from the article. Pictures of pizza and pasta are shown while circle shapes and lines lead the viewer around.
Magazine spread 2 contains more callouts like “here’s how to foster a more positive food culture” and “even if you can have one family meal on Sundays, for example, that can make a BIG difference- she says.” Images shown include fries and sauce and a family dinner taking place. All to visually show themes present in the article such as junk food and family dinner time.
Magazine spread 3 contains another callout “your belief and values around eating may be doing more harm than good-for yourself and your family.” Image on the left pages shows a collage of desserts, pasta, and a messy chicken sandwich. On the right page there is an infographic titled Family Meal Frequency when Growing up. Using an outline of a fork, knife, and spoon percentages are displayed of age range, education level, and race.
Stop Drunk Driving Series (2023)
A series that aims to make people think twice about the consequences of drunk driving.
6 flat button designs that read 1- stop drunk driving. 2.- there's no such thing as a good drunk driver." 3-"drink responsibly and drink tomorrow." 4- "plan ahead, enough said." 5- "choose wise don't drunk drive." 6- driving tipsy is still drunk driving."

Digital files for 3d buttons

Photo shows the flat button designs over actual buttons. Displayed on a rounded triangle shaped card stock that shows a windy road disappearing in the distance.

Buttons made using a hand pressed button machine

Poster reading "friends don't let other friends drink and drive." With one hand on the left handing keys over to the hand on the right side.
Poster reads "Every day, about 37 people in the United States die in drunk-driving crashes (nhtsa.gov) and "don't be a killer, there's no excuse for drunk driving." In the center there is a martini glass with a skull face inside of it with car keys dipped into the glass like an olive skewer.
Billboard reads "If you have to question if you're sober enough to drive, the answer is no.." With a hand holding car keys to the right.
Corner wall art reads "drinking & driving don't mix well." With 2 cars crashed into each other on the bottom and a cocktail shaker next to the text.
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