Eariously App

Branding, UI/UX, Graphic Design

2019

Logo, branding, and mobile UI design for Eariously, an app that lets you listen to the things you want to read. App by Nick Rimsa and Brendan Barr, UX design by Kia Jones.

More projects:

The Future of Food

Experimental packaging for crickets inspired by the space age jello fad of the 1950s.

Alpha is a wide, serif display face with alternate widths and a flair for drama. Created with guidance from Font Bureau's Richard Lipton.

Star/light poster

A 35" x 50" poster on light pollution using photographs I took of city lights in Providence, RI.

Speculative design and copy for a lunar cold cream with odd effects. Inspired by Italo Calvino's short story, "The Distance of the Moon."

A poster presenting two ways to view the food ingredient, gelatin.

Inspired by Rebecca Solnit's A Faraway Nearby, Ulna is a typeface optimized for body text that references the rough edges of boulders, bones, and ice.

A TFB with the BFG

A Type Friendly Book with the Big Friendly Giant (with excerpts from Roald Dahl's the BFG) is a gentle introduction to learning the basics of typography.

NYT Sunday Vows: "Please Submit"

An infographic on the New York Times Sunday Vows, created for a workshop with Nicholas Felton. A collaboration with Laura Lin.

Deforestation poster

A poster on deforestation—its causes and the future.

Branding for a social start-up created by a group of Brown University students with the aim of providing accessible prosthetics to disabled children in Vietnam.

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