Website homepage for Driving the Vote for Equality that features a full-screen image of a golden yellow 1916 Saxon Roadster on the side of the road in the foreground. Behind it is a road sign that reads ERA Now A Constitutional Necessity. In the distance are mountains and a city skyline. The driving the vote for equality logo is overlaid on the image in white. Adjacent to the logo is a hamburger-style drawer menu icon on the left and a Get Involved button on the right.

I recently helped ERA Now with a website for Driving the Vote for Equality, a 25-state tour, inspired by the 1916 suffrage drive led by Alice Burke and Nell Richardson. The goal is to collect 1 million petition signatures and press Congress to recognize the Equal Rights Amendment: drivingthevote.org

It’s been a while since my last site redesign (and portfolio update) but the new version of rp.design is finally live. The design is intentionally simple on the surface, modular in structure, and includes new case studies plus a refreshed gallery of logos and marks.

Thanks Alex!

Trying a new mobile menu #ui at rp.design

Geometry / form

2/3: The system is anchored by a precise type pairing, structured color palette, and clear visual guidelines. Together, these elements reinforce a brand voice that is professional, grounded, and consistently defined across applications.

1/3: The Measure identity is built on contrast—classic typography with strong geometry, a restrained palette, and visuals that reference construction. A custom brandmark, wordmarks, flexible colors, and editorial typography support both the firm’s creative and technical work.

2/5: The Status wordmark’s custom letterforms are shaped by a simple soundwave pattern—a core brand device used on packaging, etched into cases, and in collateral. It also guides new letterform design, ensuring consistency and a link to the brand’s focus on control and fidelity. ⁣

1/5: Status’s identity is built on restraint—clarity, neutrality, and longevity guide every choice. A core wordmark, recurring soundwave pattern, secondary marks, product IDs, and minimal colors form a system that supports the brand’s no-nonsense, audio-first focus.

Cleaning out the office and found this acrylic sketch on selvedge Cone Denim from around 2020.

Proud to have played a small role in bringing the Pro X to life — designing the identity, packaging, and digital experience for Status Audio’s most advanced product yet. #designsky

Now available for preorder at status.co

Navigating box construction w/ an interior repeat all-over print 😵‍💫

Butting in to say The Colour Clock is a very cool concept. 😎

OF COURSE

I always loved what Grilli Type Foundry was doing with the GT Academy on IG — more educational than marketing but I think it served as both pretty well.

Thank you 👋

Thanks! Simple but does the trick.

Thank you! The table is two Toughbuilt saw horses and 2 pieces of ply wood that I tacked together with 2x4s.

Wooooo 👊

Paper can fold without breaking. Paper has tensile strength, and a vast area can be supported by these two fine edges. This! — is a work of art in paper."

Albers would pick up the cathedral and the airplane and say: "These were meant to be made of stone or metal — not newspaper." Then he would pick up the photographer's absent-minded tent and say: "But this! — this makes use of the soul of paper…

But there would always be some student, a photographer or glassblower, who would simply have taken a piece of newspaper and folded it once and propped it up like a tent and let it go at that…

When he returned, he would find Gothic castles made of newspaper, yachts made of newspaper, airplanes, busts, birds, train terminals, amazing things…

👋 Kicking off #designsky with some snaps from my studio. Now that posts.cv is closing shop, I’m hoping to post glimpses of projects (and maybe some design thoughts) here.

A few snaps of my favorite details from the Isamu Noguchi museum in Queens, NY.

Monogram Logo Vol. 2 by Counter Print — Happy to still have a few logos included in this revised and expanded version of the original from 2014. 🙂