Air & Rail Illustrations
Traveling by air or rail can be fun and stressful at the same time. In one way its presents a fast way to get to somewhere fun whether that is a trip to Europe, Hawaii, or Disneyland. It also presents the obstacle of getting to the airport, checking bags, waiting for security and dealing with delays. Well the right airport is set up for just that, with shopping and restaurants, security fast lanes, and self checkin kiosks. All the things that will make your next flight a success and not a stress.
Get wayfinding signs and inspirational artwork that creates a culture that is calming to the customer.
Alaska Airlines
Based out of the Pacific Northwest. Alaska Airlines is one of the premiere airlines in the country. The offer one of the best services in the airline industry and have added countless new direct flights across the country. This leads people to actively promote that they fly Alaska using the branded hashtag of #iflyalaska.
Relax at LAX
Los Angeles International Airport is one of the busiest airports in the United States. I wanted to tell the story of the airport journey from curbside to layovers. Starting from the moment you step into the airport, designing the every aspect of the airport the is relaxing is key to making the experience a great one.
High Speed Rail in America
Amtrak Acela, the nations only high speed rail corridor until recently.
12.1 million riders a year
Trains travel between Boston and Washington DC, with the fastest segments between New York and DC.
The Acela and Northeast Corridor trains account for 70% of the Air/Rail marketshare in the Northeast states.
The Acela and Florida’s new Brightline Trains join a rapidly changing transportation shift in the United States in routes that are too long to drive and too close to fly.
Welcome to Seattle
Seattle is becoming a multi-modal city with regional trains, commuter trains, light rail, and streetcars.
Using the ORCA card, a rider can easier transfer from one mode to the next seamlessly.