Financial Literacy for Kids is a Tampa-based organization with an educational program for 4th graders to learn about financial literacy.
We developed the look and layout of this educational package: a 32-page educational magazine; illustrated a “trueWealth Tree” Poster; a 3-ring binder Teacher Guide; and kids take-home Activity Guide that works hand-in-hand with the magazine.

This is the second book in the ThunderBug book series entitled ‘ThunderBug’s Great Adventure at University Community Hospital’ presented by UCH. It was designed to educate and familiarize children about the hospital by learning about the facility though ThunderBug’s own stay at UCH following an accident playing hockey.
Children and their families will have their questions [...]

Souvenir of St. Petersburg – Views from the Vinoy is an 80-page, full color book featuring a highly visual and interactive approach to history, architecture, preservation, culture and community development.
A 9″x9″ softbound book with burst notch perfect binding – designed with a tab on the back cover including 2 perforated tear-out mailable postcards and a [...]

ThunderBug’s Street Hockey Tour in Downtown Tampa was developed for the Tampa Downtown Partnership and the Lightning Foundation. It showcases many of Tampa’s landmarks with an interactive game in the back of the book as well as an animated flipbook on the top corner of each page. Custom illustration throughout the book with an industrial [...]

This children’s book introduces a new character to the Tampa Bay Lightning, Little Bolt! Little Bolt loves enlightening ideas, and he flies to the St. Pete Times Forum to find out what enlightening ideas Coach Tortorella has to share with the world.
Custom character illustration as well as custom illustration throughout this children’s book. Bound with [...]

Maggie & Max at the Museum is an interactive book with cut-out paper dolls and mailable postcard. Maggie & Max go on an adventure with their Grandpa to the H.B. Plant Museum in Tampa, FL, and they use their imaginations as they learn about the past.