You know those projects that you love, but only for a second? Or maybe you only really like a small part of a certain project. Well, here are some of those projects that deserve to get at least some attention, but not worth all of the attention.
DESCRIPTION:
As a way to relay and share important information gathered by Fight the New Drug, unique phrases, and multi-image carousel posts were created to condense information in digestible and shareable ways. These posts not only help to educate an already supportive following across all social platforms but also act as a means to educate less-informed individuals about essential issues.
CATEGORIES:
Social Media Design, Infographic, Education
CREDITS:
Carousel written by Elisabeth Eckman
DESCRIPTION:
Fight the New Drug's website hosts a diverse collection of over 1,200 articles covering a wide range of topics related to the harms of porn, with a target audience focused on youth and a younger demographic. The use of dynamic visuals in each article helps to enhance the overall consumer experience, capturing the reader's attention and illustrating important concepts in a visually compelling way. By collaborating to create a collection of visually stunning images, we can bring the content to life and elevate the website's overall appeal.
CATEGORIES:
Commercial, Editorial Design, Social Media Design
DESCRIPTION:
To celebrate my son Axl's 10th birthday, I wanted to create a unique and memorable invitation that reflects his love for basketball, especially the NBA, Jayson Tatum, and the Boston Celtics. To achieve this, I designed a VIP Birthday Credential that mimics the exclusive passes one might receive at a high-profile NBA event. [Not affiliated with the NBA, Boston Celtics, or Jayson Tatum.]
CATEGORIES:
Personal, Branding, Creative Direction, NBA, Boston Celtics, Jayson Tatum
DESCRIPTION:
This project involved designing a concise sponsorship deck to clearly communicate partnership opportunities for Fight the New Drug. The deck focuses on clarity, hierarchy, and brand consistency, presenting key initiatives, audience reach, and impact in a straightforward, professional format. The goal was to equip potential sponsors with a clear understanding of how their support aligns with the organization’s mission and measurable outcomes.
CATEGORIES:
Commercial, Layout, Design, Sponsorship, Creative Direction, Sponsorship, Social Media
DESCRIPTION:
A range of campaign materials and marketing assets for Fight the New Drug. Materials and assets were strategically deployed across multiple social media channels and various websites to maximize exposure and engagement. The marketing content effectively conveyed the brand's message and inspired action among target audiences.
CATEGORIES:
Commercial, Nonprofit, Campaign Branding, Creative Direction, E-commerce
CREDITS:
CREATIVE DIRECTOR Jordan Gough
DESCRIPTION:
As a way to relay and share important information gathered by Fight the New Drug, unique phrases, and multi-image carousel posts were created to condense information in digestible and shareable ways. These posts not only help to educate an already supportive following across all social platforms but also act as a means to educate less-informed individuals about essential issues.
CATEGORIES:
Social Media Design, Infographic, Education
CREDITS:
Carousel written by Elisabeth Eckman
DESCRIPTION:
As a way to relay and share important information gathered by Fight the New Drug, unique phrases, and multi-image carousel posts were created to condense information in digestible and shareable ways. These posts not only help to educate an already supportive following across all social platforms but also act as a means to educate less-informed individuals about essential issues.
CATEGORIES:
Social Media Design, Infographic, Education
CREDITS:
Carousel written by Elisabeth Eckman
DESCRIPTION:
As a way to relay and share important information gathered by Fight the New Drug, unique phrases, and multi-image carousel posts were created to condense information in digestible and shareable ways. These posts not only help to educate an already supportive following across all social platforms but also act as a means to educate less-informed individuals about essential issues.
CATEGORIES:
Social Media Design, Infographic, Education
CREDITS:
Carousel written by Elisabeth Eckman
DESCRIPTION:
Fight the New Drug delivered a live presentation at a private educational institution, as part of our ongoing mission to educate youth on the harmful effects of porn through science, facts, and personal accounts. The presentation engaged students with impactful storytelling, data-driven insights, and a message of empowerment, encouraging critical thinking and informed choices. These photo assets were taken during the event, documenting key moments such as speaker interactions, audience engagement, visual materials, and the overall atmosphere. These images are intended for internal documentation, promotional materials, social media content, and future fundraising efforts—helping to visually communicate the energy, reach, and real-time impact of our work.
CATEGORIES:
Live, Infographic, Education, Presentation, Youth, Photography
DESCRIPTION:
For the new series Voices of Impact, title cards and custom artwork were created to visually support and amplify the emotional depth of each episode. This series features anonymous readings of real letters from individuals sharing how pornography impacted their lives—especially during formative childhood years. The creative direction focused on maintaining a respectful, empathetic tone while visually conveying the vulnerability, courage, and honesty of the contributors. The artwork and design elements were crafted to evoke reflection and sincerity, complementing the raw, powerful nature of the stories shared.
CREDITS:
CREATIVE DIRECTION Jordan Gough
VIDEO PRODUCTION James Boley
MARKETING Sage Parker
PRODUCTION ASSISTANT Elisabeth Eckman
DESCRIPTION:
As a way to relay and share important information gathered by Fight the New Drug, unique phrases, and multi-image carousel posts were created to condense information in digestible and shareable ways. These posts not only help to educate an already supportive following across all social platforms but also act as a means to educate less-informed individuals about essential issues.
CATEGORIES:
Social Media Design, Infographic, Education
CREDITS:
Carousel written by Elisabeth Eckman
DESCRIPTION:
Designed an exclusive shirt for the PTA’s “Den Dads” group, giving fathers a bold and elevated way to represent their role in the school community. Printed on black, the design is raw, powerful, and authentic. More than just apparel, the shirt helps build connection and identity between parents, teachers, and students, fostering pride and unity within the school.
CATEGORIES:
Personal, Branding, Creative Direction, Shirts, PTA, Students, Dads, Elementary School
DESCRIPTION:
As a way to relay and share important information gathered by Fight the New Drug, unique phrases, and multi-image carousel posts were created to condense information in digestible and shareable ways. These posts not only help to educate an already supportive following across all social platforms but also act as a means to educate less-informed individuals about essential issues.
CATEGORIES:
Social Media Design, Infographic, Education
DESCRIPTION:
As a way to relay and share important information gathered by Fight the New Drug, unique phrases, and multi-image carousel posts were created to condense information in digestible and shareable ways. These posts not only help to educate an already supportive following across all social platforms but also act as a means to educate less-informed individuals about essential issues.
CATEGORIES:
Social Media Design, Infographic, Education
DESCRIPTION:
Fight the New Drug's conversation-starting gear is an integral aspect of their grassroots movement. To ensure the best use of their funds, they launched their March 2025 merch drop as a pre-order only.
CREDITS:
CREATIVE DIRECTOR Jordan Gough
DESCRIPTION:
Fight the New Drug's website hosts a diverse collection of over 1,200 articles covering a wide range of topics related to the harms of porn, with a target audience focused on youth and a younger demographic. The use of dynamic visuals in each article helps to enhance the overall consumer experience, capturing the reader's attention and illustrating important concepts in a visually compelling way. By collaborating to create a collection of visually stunning images, we can bring the content to life and elevate the website's overall appeal.
CATEGORIES:
Commercial, Editorial Design, Social Media Design
DESCRIPTION:
A conceptual project blending theme park culture, streetwear, and NFT-inspired design. The brand explores the intersection of digital and physical experiences through immersive visuals and playful, collectible aesthetics.
CATEGORIES:
Branding, Creative Direction, NFT, Metaverse, Theme Parks
DESCRIPTION:
Brand identity developed for a Phoenix-based physical therapy practice. The look and feel emphasize strength, recovery, and movement—designed to reflect the clinic’s focus on pain management and performance optimization.
CATEGORIES:
Branding, Creative Direction, Stickers, Physical Therapy, Fitness
DESCRIPTION:
A range of campaign materials and marketing assets for Fight the New Drug. Materials and assets were strategically deployed across multiple social media channels and various websites to maximize exposure and engagement. The marketing content effectively conveyed the brand's message and inspired action among target audiences.
CATEGORIES:
Commercial, Campaign Branding, Creative Direction, E-commerce
CREDITS:
CREATIVE DIRECTOR Jordan Gough
DESCRIPTION:
A range of campaign materials and marketing assets for Fight the New Drug. Materials and assets were strategically deployed across multiple social media channels and various websites to maximize exposure and engagement. The marketing content effectively conveyed the brand's message and inspired action among target audiences.
CATEGORIES:
Commercial, Campaign Branding, Creative Direction, E-commerce
CREDITS:
CREATIVE DIRECTOR Jordan Gough
