I specialize in visual storytelling for underrepresented and emerging brands. Through collaboration, I help build a strong identity, increase engagement, and ensure a purpose-driven social media presence.
Brands I’ve worked with:
The Newark Museum of Art and Dense Magazine
Visual Story telling
Layout Design
Video Editing
Videography
@newarkmuseumart Recognize this piece?🍽️🔍 It’s in our Engelhard Court! Molly Hatch’s three-part installation✨ Molly Hatch’s work bridges contemporary design, ceramics, and painting in a way that resonates powerfully with the Museum’s founding principles and century-plus history of blurring boundaries between fine and applied art. 🎨 Each of these three site-specific installations showcases a unique composition made up of hand-painted plates, inspired by textiles in the Museum’s collection. All together Repertoire contains 550 plates.🙌 Molly Hatch, Repertoire Part 1: Dyula Woven (left), Part 3: Qianlong Silk (center), Part 2: Bergen Jacquard (right), 2017 Earthenware, various dimensions Purchase 2017 2017.17.5.1.1, .5.1.2, .5.1.3 © 2017 Molly Hatch #ceramics #textiles #nmoa ♬ original sound - The Newark Museum of Art
@newarkmuseumart Did you know Ms. Marvel is the first Muslim superhero in the Marvel Cinematic Universe? ⭐️She is a Pakistani American teenager living and fighting crime in Jersey City!🏙️ ⭐️Have a seat, pick up a comic, and enjoy our Ms. Marvel Reading Nook.📚 📍Located in The Arts of Global Asia, North Wing, 3rd Floor. See you there! #aapiheritagemonth #nmoa #marvelcinematicuniverse #comics #fyp ♬ original sound - The Newark Museum of Art
@newarkmuseumart Ever seen Black history depicted in these forms?💙🍽️ Terence Hammonds, Black Abolitionists Wallpaper, 2022-2023. Screen print self-adhesive polyester fabric Purchase 2023 Contemporary Art Society of Great Britain Fund 2023.3 ©Terence Hammonds Terence Hammonds in collaboration with Rookwood Pottery Bowls, Plates, and Vase 2024-2025 ✨Printmaker Hammonds creates ceramic artworks featuring photographs of African American history and daily life. Highlighting images of protest as an act of love, Hammonds depicts a swimmers moment of quiet contemplation, a woman with a loudspeaker, and people gathering after the 1963 bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama—all empowering acts of resistance. Porcelaneous stoneware, transfer print Purchase 2024 Barbara Harrison Wescott Fund 2024.18.1-3 Purchase 2025 Barbara Harrison Wescott Fund, Fanny H. Moore Fund, and Emma Fantone Endowment Fund 2025.12.1.1-6 #terencehammonds #nmoa #blackhistorymonth #ballantinehousenmoa ♬ original sound - The Newark Museum of Art
