An insignia for an evolving creative collective emerging from the ritual work of In Fragments at High Acres Farm

An insignia encapsulating a year of Shamanic studies with a cohort of fellow students known as ‘The Firebirds’

An insignia showing time set free — for a trio of elegant timepieces tracking the cyclical rhythms of nature

An insignia for a video series made in the early days of Covid, composed of the handwriting of some of its isolated guests

A place of retreat at High Acres Farm, named for an old Latin word meaning the attentive noticing of things as they are

A gathering place in Shelburne, Vermont, evolving out of its long history as a private family home

An imaginal future vision for the buildings and thousands of acres of land surrounding High Acres Farm

An identity system for a design and construction company inspired by the work of Christopher Alexander

An insignia for a conference at the University of Vermont exploring the converging climate crisis

An interactive website for a local craft education nonprofit, helping them to modernize their operations

An insignia and website for a local dance nonprofit, enabling them to build a network throughout rural Vermont

An illustrated collection of phenomena related to the number ‘27’ which for many years I used as my pen name

A proposed design for a house at High Acres Farm, based on two golden rectangles at 27 degree angles to one another

An interactive library emphasizing the interconnection of ideas, filled with hundreds of interviews with fringe thinkers

An insignia design for an annual competition at Princeton University celebrating the beauty of science imagery

An insignia for a news technology startup based in New York, showing the morning sunrise composed of many sources

A satirical website for a fictitious company selling products that capitalize on America’s fear of terrorism

A comprehensive design system for a breath mint company, including logo, packaging, website, and other materials

A quarter design proposal for the State of Vermont, part of which was used in the coin’s final design