Some projects while working at Passport, a mobile technology company in Charlotte, NC.
A collection of app icons I designed while at Passport, Inc. (Right to left, top to bottom: ParkByApp, ParkSavannah, AsburyPARK, ParkDuluth, ParkCheyenne, ParkStAug, SAPark, ParkOP, ParkBZN)
A triptych depicting different members of the Passport family putting the logo together.
An illustration to highlight the growing pains cities face when they are unable to regulate areas on the curb. This was my first time building an isometric illustration.
Passport’s Selling Teams received this swag package - shirts, stickers, phone and desktop wallpapers - to commemorate guiding themes from the 2018 Passport Sales Summit.
Created as an advertisement to go in a couple of parking publications, this illustration was intended to really grab reader’s attentions as a humorous jab at how a lot of potential clients operate like they’re still in the 1980s. It was tons of fun concocting the pattern on the officer’s pants.
The second in our 1980s ad series, this ad highlights the outdated mode for handling parking operations in the office.
A spot illustration on Passport’s premiere parking app, Passport Parking, to help users identify information between printed signs and the app. We named the woman “Eve,” as our first female persona for users to identify with.
Created as a downloadable PDF to educate clients on the current (2017) state of transit and mass-transportation. Each page was carefully crafted to drive reader engagement and awareness. Download the full PDF here.