No Clean Surfaces
- Graphic Design
- Brand Identity
- Marketing
- Studio Art
A student-run collective and its four public events — brand system, silkscreen pop-up, collage night, and a Y2K throwback gallery.
No Clean Surfaces was founded to create opportunities for artists, designers, and the community to connect through shared creative experiences. Built around a cohesive brand identity, the project brought together exhibitions, silkscreen workshops, collage events, and collaborations that encouraged participation, experimentation, and creative growth. I developed the brand identity, art direction, and visual system that unified every touchpoint, demonstrating how thoughtful branding can turn individual events into a recognizable and lasting community.
A one-day print shop turned pop-up. Hand-pulled screens, mismatched apparel donated, dragged, and dyed until the campus was wearing us. Documentation, run-of-show, and every misprint we decided to keep.
A collage and zine-making night that ran three hours past its ending time. Scanned spreads, working surfaces, and the finished newsprint edition.
Sticky-note web design, gradient WordArt, and burned CD-Rs — a design gallery loving the internet we grew up on without irony. Poster set, gallery install, and event photography.
