Legoracles is a personal design project inspired by a game I’d been playing with my friends. We would open a Lego Minifig packet and roll on a random table to see “who that person in our future was.” So I challenged myself to create a box that folds up around one Lego Minifig, a d20 die, and all the instructions for the game in a layout on the inside. The entire design can be printed on a single sheet of letter sized paper, and requires no glue to assemble.

Magic Mana Potion was another personal design that I put together for a demo on LinkedIn. The ‘brand’ is a spin on the Kroger IP, and the packaging is designed to emulate their milk containers. I really liked the aesthetics of their product line, so I decided to make a version of my own that would fit in.

After years of selling my game Treehouse Dreams I finally managed to sit down and design the tuckbox that it required. The dieline was built by TheGameCrafter.com, which represents the majority of the work I’ve done professionally: taking a vector dieline and creating the art that prints to it’s specifications.