Jennifer's work has been showcased in Communication Arts, ID Magazine, Graphis, AIGA Exhibitions, and the San Francisco Show. She most recently completed the design for the 2010 TED Conference. Her work was also featured in an exhibit at the San Francisco Museum of Design in 2009. She founded Paper Plane Studio in 2000, after working with some of the best designers in the world. Prior to Paper Plane, Jennifer worked as an Art Director at Stone Yamashita Partners in San Francisco. There, she completed projects for IBM and HP. She also has worked with Pentagram Design in New York and San Francisco, Landor Associates, and Cahan Associates. At Landor, she worked on the FedEx Identity System, and the Atlanta and Nagano Olympic Games. Jennifer studied at Arizona State University and graduated Summa Cum Laude with a BFA in Graphic Design and a BA in Art History. Jennifer taught design courses at the Academy of Art in San Francisco for 8 years, and is a member of the AIGA. jennifer@paperplanestudio.com
