Freelance

Merch Designs

To help with fundraising, I have designed merchandise for various nonprofit and political clients. From shirts to hats to custom underwear for a sex-positive event, I have worked with these organizations to create Instagramable products that will spread their message and aid in fundraising efforts.

Pride Merch — Nick for Utah

During Nick Mitchell’s congressional campaign, he was running to be Utah’s first openly-LGBTQ federal representative. I designed a line of merch that would bring in donations and spread Utah pride in the face of years of anti-LGBTQ legislation in the state.

For this line, I created 60 Utah-specific shirts. Using 20 LGBTQ identity flags, I created a variation of the new Utah flag, the beehive emblem, and the shape of the state. Utah’s new flag had only been recently released, so the campaign was able to capitalize on the new design. In addition, I created several other designs to appeal to young voters.

Two women wearing shirts with the new Utah flag with the Lesbian flag colors overlayed Two men wearing shirts with the new Utah flag with the gay flag colors overlayed
Three people wearing shirts with the new Utah flag overlayed with various pride flag colors. The gif shows multiple variations
Two people wearing shirts that say 'we are here, we are queer' Man wearing a black shirt that says 'ye olde power bottom'
Two people wearing a shirt with a retro font saying 'foreskin, my favorite f-word'
Shirt with the Statue of David and the text 'say the f-word: foreskin' Shirt with the Foreskin Day logo
Man wearing a shirt with a large heart and the text 'Foreskin Fanatic'

General Merch — Nick for Utah

For Nick Mitchell’s congressional campaign, I created a line of merchandise to fundraise. In addition to campaign-branded and Utah-themed designs, I included other political pieces, which helped the campaign bring in donations from younger voters.

Woman wearing a pink shirt that says 'Kiss my Arch' with an icon of Delicate Arch Man wearing a tote bag with the text 'I have the Audacity to Believe' Man wearing a shirt with a humorous paraphrased Trump quote Two people wearing tank tops with the text 'People over politics'