Screenshot from the Art Has No Address website.

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9. Art Has No Address Launch

I directed the creative vision for Art Has No Address, a nonprofit platform supporting underrepresented artists, particularly those with lived experience of poverty and houselessness. Working closely with an illustrator, I developed a bold visual language that paired graphic assets with photography, giving the project both personality and depth, connecting each artist’s identity to the larger mission.

I designed the launch of the website, complete with artist profiles, galleries, videos and donation pathways, and extended the system across social media content, reels and merchandise. The work positioned AHNA not just as a digital platform, but as a cultural space where artists without conventional resources could share their work, build visibility, and connect directly with audiences.

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Creative Direction

Web Design

Photography

Client

Art Has No Address

Modern home office setup with a monitor, ergonomic chair, keyboard, and indoor plants near a window with blinds.
Close up of the bartender handing a beer to a customer.
Two men share a hug after meeting up for an event with Crowns & Hops.
A group of women laugh while holding Crowns & Hops beverages.
A child looks through a book in a kid-friendly area, his grandfather is sitting with his back to the camera.
Two parents order beer while their daughter looks up at her father.
A couple smile as they talk and enjoy a flight of beers at the bar.
A row of taps displaying the Crowns & Hops logo.
A parent leans over to cuddle their child.
A young boy whispers something to his father during a Father's Day event at Crowns & Hops.
A row of Crowns & Hops merchandise photographed through potted plants.