Web Series
During my time at Awesomeness I worked on various web series developed for YouTube and Facebook, collaborating closely with producers to shape the visual identity of each show. I played a key role in developing the overall look and feel of the graphics to align with the show's content and tone. My responsibilities included creating title cards, thumbnails, lower thirds, and various on-screen graphics to enhance storytelling and viewer engagement. Additionally, I ensured brand consistency across episodes and adapted designs for different platforms to maximize reach and impact.
Raising Manhattan
A New York mom navigates life as a modern-day Carrie Bradshaw while raising four kids in a cramped NYC apartment. The web series explores parenting challenges, city life, and humorous takes on playdates, neighbors, and the idea of a fifth child—all with the support of her eccentric Israeli husband.
Almost Divorced
An original web series follows a couple’s journey of overcoming struggles that nearly led to divorce. Inspired by Glennis' vintage 1950s style, the visuals embrace a mid-century modern aesthetic, influenced by my experiences in Palm Springs,
to enhance the show's nostalgic feel.
Hot Guys Build Stuff
A show designed as eye candy for moms, featuring muscular men who are mostly shirtless in every episode.
The concept revolves around these men teaching moms how to build and repair various items. For the graphics, I aimed
for a construction-themed aesthetic, drawing inspiration from the ’90s sitcom Home Improvement and the bold
color palette of Bob the Builder.
