Branded instructions for a company product line of boat cushions and fenders. The blue and red color scheme was integrated into the illustration to adhere to the brand look and feel.
Format: Online
Use: Customer facing instructions
Assistant Illustrator: Ruby Wilson

When a college invented a medical device innovation, they reached out to have the process visualized. What began as a series of photographs was converted to repeatable sequence that could be learned and taught.
Format: PDF, Print
Use: Medical education and instruction

This bike by Trek needed a great manual. It was a radical design that placed most of the cables inside the frame tubes. It was going to be a complex ownership experience.

In working with the engineering and marketing groups, a new brand instructional style was created using red, black and gray tones. A diagram approach with exploded views centered on areas of the bike that were challenging to understand.
Formats: Print, PDF
Use: Operating manual
Reaction from the media: “A huge note in Trek's favor is the absolutely fantastic documentation...” -Peloton

This bike rack company had older instructions that were struggling with CAD-based drawings and photographs. A ground up approach was used where the best way to create new assembly instructions was to experience the product first hand. And note any frustrating steps or missing guidance. A simple black and white approach was devised that was primarily isometric to allow for exploded views of the product as it was assembled.
Formats: Print, PDF
Use: Customer facing instructions