The Board of the Massachusetts Oyster Project reached out to us looking for an update of their brand. Mass Oyster is working towards the restoration of native shellfish to our beaches and coastal estuaries. 

Yoga Studio in Hudson, NY

Graphic representation of a small portion of our clients brands.

Mayor Walsh welcomed mayors across the country and abroad for an International Mayors Climate Summit hosted at Boston University. The summit focused on actions being taken by mayors to address climate change globally and in their own communities. This project was designed outside of Nahi but we thought you would like to see it!

Graphic representation of a small portion of our clients brands.

Nahi* (meaning “we” in Apache) works to create designs that help people. Focusing on nonprofits, small business, and government we look to bring good design wherever it's needed.

A typeface created for the Massachusetts Youth Leadership Foundation.

This logo and website was designed for a new Brooklyn ramen restaurant. The first of its kind in upscale Cobble Hill, the restaurant blended New York City influence and authentic Japanese flavors in novel dishes like pastrami ramen. My design work reflects this intersection of Brooklyn and Japan in an accessible and modern way.

This shirt was designed for a corporate team-building event. The typography and design utilize a circus-style type treatment to convey novelty and fun. This project was designed outside of Nahi but we thought you would like to see it!

A playful uppercase bifurcated tuscan typeface.

For Gail Anderson's Just type class. The project was to create a black and white video made up exclusively of type. enjoy

FC was looking to get people to their training programs to help clients better understand how to apply for grants. They were looking for a funny and fun video to grab attention in a new way. The idea was sprung to uses a training safety video to create humor and a framework that was framiller and related.

Nahi (“we” in Apache) is a line of soft goods inspired and designed by Native Americans. On sale at http://store.sebastianebarb.com/

I was asked to create a very short title sequence for a film to express the spirit and mood of the movie. The original title sequence was shots of the lead in to the fill with a text overlay. I wanted to bring out the experience that the film projects by using fast moving jazz a cornerstone of the movie. The new title sequence combines this fast pace with a classic look evoking the celebrated film in a more abstract way then the original film titles.