Environmental Design · School Graphics · 2026

School
Graphics

Environmental Installations

Environmental graphics that bring school pride, personality, and purpose into shared spaces.

01 · Featured school

Twin Cities International School asked me to transform its main entrance with wall murals and a flexible Hall of Fame. For the requested world theme, I developed a four-wall landscape combining a world map with desert imagery inspired by the camel in the school's existing logo. Soft blues, navy, and warm earth tones extend the identity through the hallway, while the mission statement gives the entrance context and balance.

After exploring several recognition options, we chose photo frames the school could easily update over time. Separate walls recognize bachelor's, master's, and doctorate recipients, supported by frosted acrylic titles, silver standoffs, and dimensional navy lettering. The system works around the hallway's architecture and can expand throughout the school.

02 · Design to installation

One continuous story
across four walls.

Original TCIS placement rendering for wall 1 of the four-wall system — Wall 1 · Original scale and placement rendering with sample alumni content.

Original TCIS placement rendering for wall 3 of the four-wall system — Wall 3 · Original scale and placement rendering with sample alumni content.

Sample portraits and names demonstrate the intended recognition system; final alumni content is supplied by the school.

Installed TCIS mission statement and Hall of Fame mural

TCIS mural continuing around doors, columns, and the stair entrance

Close view of a dimensional acrylic Bachelors sign with metal standoffs

01 · Featured school

Roseville Area High School wanted a fun way to celebrate its students through photography. I reviewed and prepared the supplied images to ensure they were high enough quality for large-format printing, then arranged them into a collage inside oversized “RAIDERS” letterforms that invite students to find themselves and their friends.

I kept the surrounding graphics simple and cohesive so the photo mural remained the main focus. Subtle mascot artwork and tone-on-tone treatments carry the school's visual identity through the hallway and into the South Gym entrance.

02 · Design to installation

Student stories shaped
into school pride.

Roseville High School athletic hallway design, part one — Full-wall design showing the complete graphic sequence across the athletic hallway.

Roseville High School athletic hallway design, part two — Full-wall design showing the complete graphic sequence across the athletic hallway.

Installed Roseville Raiders photographic lettering across a black hallway wall

Close angled view of photographs arranged within the large Raiders lettering

Installed Roseville Raiders photographic lettering and mascot graphics wrapping across the athletic hallway

Tone-on-tone Raiders wall graphic wrapping around a corner beside athletic display cases

Coordinated Roseville Raiders graphics surrounding the South Gym entrance

01 · Featured school

Hill City provided its existing school and athletic logos, school colors, and a request for graphics across multiple window areas. I developed an energetic visual direction using lightning and honeycomb patterns, then carried those elements throughout the interior and exterior windows.

The system expanded into the gym with a “Home and Away” sign, contour-cut wall graphic, and banners. Repeating colors, patterns, and mascot artwork connect each application into one cohesive athletic environment.

02 · Design to installation