In 2020, the State Historical Society of Missouri digitized all of the photographs and letters from servicemen and servicewomen during WW2. All of the letters that were digitized contained unique writing, images, signatures, greetings, and locations of where they were sent from.
An infographic made for the Columbia Missourian showing the snowplow routes for the city of Columbia, MO.
A logo made for the daily newsletter, The Rangefinder, for Missouri Photo Workshop.
A guide for readers about the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 for the Columbia Missourian.
Robert Allen wrote to his father, Henry Allen, from the Pacific Theatre, Feb. 10, 1945. Allen speaks about why he is fighting and the value he is receiving from his present experiences in his letter. Unfortunately, Lieutenant Allen was killed in action on May 5, 1945, in Okinawa.
"Lt. R.W. Allen USMCR Co. I - 3rd Bn. 5th Regt. 1st Marine Division Killed in action on May 5, 1945, on Okinawa [Unintelligible] Picture enclosed in case you can use it."
A Snapchat filter made to encourage people to stay home during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A graphic made for the Columbia Missourian showing rainfall and predicted flooding levels for the area along the Missouri River.
Signatures from 10 letters digitized by the State Historical Society of Missouri.
A graphic made for the Columbia Missourian showing the modified rules for Bird scooters following a City Council vote to allow them in city limits again. The scooters were removed from Columbia in 2019 following several complaints about the scooters blocking walkways and business entrances.
A graphic made for the Columbia Missourian detailing ways to have a safe Easter during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Using posts from anti-vaccine users and scientists of Facebook, I created a photo illustration for the Columbia Missourian about vaccine hesitancy.
A graphic made for the Columbia Missourian detailing the history of the roll cart trash debate in Columbia.
A graphic made for the Columbia Missourian about how some of the COVID-19 vaccines work. Using research from the Federal Drug Administration and Centers for Disease Control.
Paul Pearson pictured with two friends in Brussels, Belgium in February 1942. In Pearson's letters to his father, he talks about his living quarters and plans for life after the war.
"Dear Dad,
Well, Pop, I waited seven months and traveled to Germany before I was able to take a good shower--but I certainly enjoyed one today. We had access to a quartermaster shower unit and put it to fine use."
A graphic made for a long-form story about gun laws in Missouri and intimate partner violence.
A graphic made for the Columbia Missourian showing readers where they can find a COVID-19 vaccine in the city.
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