Context

The first time I entered the VICE offices was as a design intern—a small room of designers, all sitting back to back. I would return as an associate art director, social video strategist, and illustrator. The strategy at VICE was simple, make it cool. While others media companies were chasing trends, our goal was to take part of real conversations. The result was a collection of raw, authentic content that couldn’t be made anywhere else.

Election Coverage

What is our responsibility in media during times of crisis? This was the question posed to each of us the night the 2016 presidential election came to an end. VICELAND held a live election special with Desus & Mero that night. Sitting underneath the camera I took photos of each of the guests that came onto the show. It was Cardi B who walked in and told us that Donald Trump had won the election. We came into work the next day and immediately asked what we do next. As a social strategist I traveled with the team capturing photography from protest coverage and interviews during the Muslim Ban to the VICELAND bus activation at the Women’s March.

Event Photography

I had the unique opportunity to travel across the country, and photograph live events such as Art Basel, SXSW, The Meadows, The Women’s March, and more.

Article Headers

The following were illustration for various article headers used on vice.com. Click the images to read.

An Exploration Into Goth Culture in Suburia

On the next episode of VICELAND’s show BALLS DEEP, host Thomas Morton explores goth culture, moms, and exorcisms. Read more.

The Young Native Women Fighting to Protect Each Other When No One Else Will

VICELAND’s show RISE travels to Indigenous communities across the Americas to meet people protecting their homelands and rising up against colonization. Read more.