On the Rocks Logo Design

Designed for Polar Bear Plunge and presented by Minnesota law enforcement as part of the year-round  Law Enforcement Torch Run events to benefit Special Olympics—is a unique opportunity for individuals, organizations and businesses to support Special Olympics athletes by jumping into frigid Minnesota waters. It consists of 16 different events that take place across Minnesota during the coldest months of the year. From January through March, the Plunge crew travels around the state to 16 different communities with one goal in mind: raise funds for Special Olympics Minnesota!

Beer Olympics Logo

Beer Olympics Logo Designed by me

Type Tuesday Pop-up Card featured in Issue 12 of Uppercase

With an abiding love of paper, Uppercase profiles artists, businesses and processes that utilize the material in some way, shape or form. Self-professed as “a magazine for the creative and curious,” Uppercase boasts beautifully printed photographs, thoughtful articles and a host of art resources any artistic mind is sure appreciate.

The journal is available in North American Anthropologie stores and in their webshop!

“Bryant recently graduated from the University of Michigan with concentrations in graphic design and paper engineering. These passions have allowed him to explore and create innovative packaging designs. Today, like many other recent college graduates, Bryant spends the majority of his day seeking full-time employment with competitive compensation and benefits in a dynamic environment. Outside of chasing the dream, he creates pop-up cards fusing his affection for graphic design and curiosity in paper engineering. The Type Tuesday pop-up card is created from a single sheet of paper without the use of any glue, and solely utilizes strategically placed cuts and scores.”

[watercolor] BARS of ANN ARBOR

This collection of work will soon be available on Etsy.com as digital prints

[Paper Study] ‘Breaking the Plane’

This study was created from a single sheet of paper without the use of any glue. It follows the spirit of origamic architecture.

Type Tuesday [Origamic Typography / Pop-up Card]

Lately, I’ve been studying origamic architecture. I was initially curious how the two-dimensional forms could break the plane of the paper and occupy space. Below is an origamic typography study created for Type Tuesday!

Happy Thanksgiving! Pop-up Card