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City Speakeasy Class Page

April 12, 2018

The class booking section for City Speakeasy website. City Speakeasy is an immersive foreign language school based out of NYC. Users can browse by group class, private class, etc; by location, language, and then choose the level and time...

City Speakeasy Spanish Landing Page

April 11, 2018

A language landing page for City Speakeasy website. City Speakeasy is an immersive foreign language school based out of NYC. We did unique photographed scenes inspired by each language. styled by me. Photographed by Patrick Yandoc.

City Speakeasy Website Review Page

April 10, 2018

A review page for City Speakeasy website. The company had an amazing Yelp review presence, so we just dynamically pulled those reviews into the website so the reviews would remain current and the average rating would stay accurate. City...

City Speakeasy Website Home Page

April 09, 2018

Home page design for CitySpeakeasy, a foreign language immersion school in NYC and Raleigh. We did custom knolled scenes for each language (huge thanks to photographer Patrick Yandoc !).

City Speakeasy Arabic Language Vignette

November 07, 2017

Sourcing all the props and styling this shoot was such a cool creative aberration from my normal desk + computer design. Physically being on set to arrange everything, sourcing all the props, researching the history. It was a blast. See ...

City Speakeasy Spanish Language Vignette

November 06, 2017

The Spanish installment of the photo shoot I creative directed and styled, with good friend Patrick Yandoc taking the lovely photos (www.patrickyandoc.com) and Eric Shumny producing. This is for Hoodzpah's latest client, a Language Immer...

City Speakeasy French Vignette

November 01, 2017

The French scene from my language shoot for Language School City Speakeasy. CD and stylist: moi. Photography: Patrick Yandoc. Producer: Eric Shumny

City Speakeasy Italian Vignette

October 31, 2017

Sourcing all the props and acting as CD on this shoot was such a cool creative aberration from my normal desk + computer design. Physically being on set to arrange everything, sourcing all the props, researching the history. It was a bla...