
Meridian Press
A full identity for an independent publisher - wordmark, book jacket system, and stationery, built on a bold cobalt and ink palette.
Graphic design · Brooklyn
An independent designer for brands, publishers, and makers who believe the work should survive the printer. Systems, not one-off logos.

Selected work

A full identity for an independent publisher - wordmark, book jacket system, and stationery, built on a bold cobalt and ink palette.

A seasonal poster series for the museum's exhibition program, set in a single confident typeface.

A coffee identity with a packaging system that changes color with each single origin - and a label system the roaster runs themselves.
A logo is one day of the work. The system around it - type, color, and how it moves - is the identity that lasts.
Everything is designed to exist on paper, not just in a PDF. If it does not survive the printer, it is not done.
You see work early and often, in real mock-ups, so the decisions are yours and the craft is mine.
Wordmarks, color, type, and the system that holds them together.
Posters, book covers, brochures, and publications set with intent.
Labels and packaging systems clients can actually run in-house.
Ana gave our publishing house a system, not just a logo. Our books have never looked this good on a shelf.
The poster series sold out twice. People were buying them framed before the exhibition even opened.
She built our label system so we can print new origins in-house without waiting on a designer. That is the entire value.
In Greenpoint, over the print shop.
A conversation, printed mock-ups, and a system you own outright. That is the whole offer.