Collection of Works

ee Fitzhugh Brewing needed a package-design solution for their four flag-ship beers and house-canned beer of choice (allowing for a space to write in beer name, date, and ABV). In addition, the client needed merch design.

The goal was to breakaway from strict branding colors and play into a wider color palette, as these cans were to be sold in their brewery, and attention-grabbing was more important than establishing brand recognition.

Libbie handled client-communication, project management, project direction, and design & client meetings. With a quick turnaround, Libbie made the project deadline presenting to the client and preparing files for print, working with a local printer in under 3 weeks.

A limited-edition release of urban eyewear engineered for visibility and control.
The concept blurs the line between protection and exposure, drawing from surveillance systems and street-level anonymity. The visual language is stripped, technical, and system-driven — combining industrial materials, coded labeling, and high-contrast markers to create a product that feels both functional and collectible.

A visual identity merging pixel-based forms with fluid, expressive typography.
The system translates material transformation into a cohesive language across print, objects, and spatial elements. A bold blue palette and modular layouts balance precision with experimentation.

Print menus, digital screen menus, and website design