MURALS
BIG, BOLD, AND BEAUTIFUL …
One-part wayfinding, one-part branding, environmental graphics tie the visual experience to a physical place. They have the power to deliver powerful messages, orient visitors within an experiential space, and communicate a brand identity all in one.
West Virginia university — office of wellness and health promotion
WELLWVU requested a motivational, informational wall mural in the lobby of their new facility. The intention was to promote WELLWVU’s key messaging about empowering students to take charge of their own health and make informed wellness decisions. The design includes a chalkboard wall (“WELL” and “WVU”) that allows students to interact with and take ownership of their own wellness goals, as well as infographics pertaining to healthy living.
*Working as an employee of West Virginia University, under the direction of University Relations.
WVU manifesto wall – Mountainlair exterior
In keeping with WVU’s brand identity, mission, and values, this mural was a team collaboration, turning the University’s brand manifesto messaging into an epic piece of art scaling the side of one of the University’s most iconic and visited buildings, the Mountainlair Student Union. It required extensive photo-manipulation and planning to create realistic, awe-inspiring visuals. Today it is one of the most photographed areas of campus.
*Working as an employee of West Virginia University, under the direction of University Relations.
West Virginia university college of physical activity and sport sciences
WVU CPASS requested a mural for the lobby of their new facility. They wanted to communicate the college’s storied history, influential alums, and mission. The finished piece incorporates interactive elements as well as a visual timeline that allows visitors to find key moments and individuals within the college’s history with ease—without detracting from the facility’s clean, modern aesthetic.
*Working as an employee of West Virginia University, under the direction of University Relations.