Work
Awake: A Community of Survivors
Awake is a nonprofit whose mission is to awaken the nation to the full reality of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church, work for transformation, and foster healing for all who have been wounded. Founded in the belief that ordinary lay Catholics need to step up and take responsibility for transformation and healing in the Church, the organization offers educational materials via their blog and website, support groups, virtual events and recordings of these events, as well as occasional in-person events.
St. Joseph’s of Greenwich Village NYC Parish Website
St. Joseph’s Church in Greenwich Village is the oldest Catholic Church in New York City. Its pastor, Fr. Boniface Endorf, was spearheading a project to return it to its architectural glory and to install the city’s very first perpetual adoration chapel. These were not the only renovations happening in the parish, however. Alongside the building’s reconstruction, the parish had recently undergone a rebrand to appeal to the younger, tech-savvy, artistic demographic that made up a good half of St. Joseph’s parishioners. With a new logo in place, the church was now in need of a website makeover.
Get to Give Fundraising
Get to Give is a fundraising and public relations support service for women in ministry provided by Rowena Ignacio, who uses her fifteen years of professional experience to help organizations bring in the donor dollars needed to achieve responsible business success. Rowena needed a professional website designed according to her brand guidelines to present to word-of-mouth referrals.
Come, Holy Ghost
The Ordinariate of the Chair of Saint Peter was in need of design work for a Pastoral Letter on the Holy Spirit, to be mailed to all Ordinariate Parishes and Parochial Communities. The magazine-style mailer needed to find a balance between appealing to a more traditional audience, while utilizing clean, modern styles.
St. Anthony of Padua Horizon Campaign
St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church in The Woodlands, TX, reached out to Sherwood Fellows to develop a brand image and website for Horizon—a capital campaign to expand St. Anthony of Padua’s campus for the present and the future. I was brought onto the team to help develop the campaign’s brand guide and bilingual website.
OSV Innovation Challenge
I was invited onto the Sherwood Fellows team to head up the visual branding and web design for one of their client projects: The OSV Innovation Challenge. We landed on a gritty, black-and-white, double-exposure photography-heavy style marked by bright pops of yellow and bold typefaces.
Catholic Women’s Conference - Diocese of Austin
The Austin Catholic Women’s Conference is an annual day of fellowship, formation, and prayer for the women of Central Texas to receive rest, encounter and respond to the Lord, connect with community, and be equipped for evangelization.
St. Patrick Catholic Parish
St. Patrick Catholic Parish of Brighton, MI reached out to Sherwood Fellows to develop a brand image and website for the church. I was brought onto the team to help develop the logo, branding assets, and brand guide for the parish, which I was then commissioned to apply to their website design as well.
Catholic Answers
Catholic Answers is the world's largest database of answers about the beliefs and practices of the Catholic faith. While the Catholic Answers had their own web developer already, they needed someone to design the look and feel of the new site, taking it to the next visual level while working within the parameters of their existing branding.
Radical Love, Radical Mission
The Catholic Diocese of Dallas was in need of a report to share the results of their Convocation on Youth, Campus, and Young Adult Ministries and Vocational Discernment. The theme and title of the publication was Radical Love, Radical Mission: Being bold and creative in response to the pastoral needs of youth, young adults, and families in the Diocese of Dallas.
The 635: Mirror, Mirror
The mission of the 635 is to provide young adults in the Dallas area, regardless of their faith backgrounds, with an undeniable sense of belonging, a safe space to encounter God, and access to a supportive Christian community. In association with Sherwood Fellows, I helped develop the theme and designed a poster for The 635’s 2018 fall series: Mirror Mirror—in which six young adults get real about social media, comparison, and each other.