After a long wage-earning stint in graphic design, I have retired. Below are some of the projects I designed over that time.

The profession changed a lot in my 45 years. Alas, it is more about selling than communication these days (branding!, branding!, branding!), so I am quite happy to have more time to spend on better creative pursuits. Bye Bye graphic design; hope you find your worth again someday.

BELOW: Strategic Plan pop-up brochure

BELOW: New Brand Intro Animation: Short Introduction to new branding for Floating Hospital for Children at Tufts Medical Center to Tufts Children’s Hospital. (Logo created by Angelique Markowski)

BELOW: Lunar New Year Posters

Good Medicine, 16-page magazine

CheckUp, printed and enewsletter

Flu shot posters

Hospital Directional Sheets: In my capacity as manager of design at Tufts Medical Center, I take a special interest in improving the materials that are given to patients. I have overseen the installation of map kiosks with updated campus maps and handouts, as well as help write, edit, illustrate and design directions to specific hospital buildings (see top row below). Within our clinics, I have created a writing and design template for patient medical information, which can be ordered easily and cheaply from our local copy center. I also edit and design each sheet (see second row below).

for Pearson Education, high school history textbook

Design Work pre-2008: Below are samples of freelance work for a variety of clients: Harvard Real Estate Services, New Jersey Historical Society, Lynn Historical Society, Foretec Seminars (Python and W3C conference materials), and Seidler Bernstein (Corning Science).