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General Electric

Timeline Animations
These banner images were a subset of a wider project at Fathom to design an interactive timeline for General Electric, showcasing their incredible archives alongside their contemporary innovations in fields that include power, healthcare, and aviation. In addition to working on the design of the timeline itself, I also built out this suite of animated graphics.  Documentation of the interactive timeline can be found here.










The banner animations represent each of the different General Electric business sectors; pictured here are Appliances, Aviation, Energy, and Healthcare. Additional project documentation below. 
Nina Porzucki
Audio Producer
I worked with audio producer Nina Porzucki and designer Amanda Pickens to build a website showcasing Nina’s work, which you are likely to have heard if you ever listen to stations such as the BBC, NPR, GBH, or PRI/PRX. Visit the site.


    
      


Logo design and animated trailer for Bird Talk, a fictional interview show featuring real and uncensored birds. The podcast was created by Nina Porzucki and produced by Julie Smith Clem at Pretty Good Friends. The pilot features Michael Ian Black as Lars Bouchet, Aparna Nancherla as Tuesday Einhorn and Maeve Higgins as the chickadee, Tanya. Bird Talk was an “official selection” for the 2024 Tribeca Festival.

Watch the trailer here.
NextView Ventures:
Logistics
A series of animated banners for a venture capital firm that invests in tech companies focused on on the everyday economy. The core focus of this series was on logistics, consumer conveniences, and technology. 



NextView Ventures: Logistics Hero



Logistics: static detail



NextView Ventures: Technology Hero



NextView Ventures: Consumer Conveniences Hero



                              




               

NextView Ventures: Spots


          
NextView Ventures:
Consumer Convenience
A series of animated banners for a venture capital firm that invests in tech companies focused on on the everyday economy. The core focus of this series was on logistics, consumer conveniences, and technology. 




NextView Ventures: Consumer Convenience Motion




full banner, static







          


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About

Rachel has been drawing since she could hold a pencil. Most recently she worked as a senior designer for the Harvard Kennedy School, and Fathom, a data visualization studio.

Rachel holds a BFA from Washington University in St. Louis in illustration. She has taught studio classes and served as a visiting lecturer / guest critic at design programs around New England.

She is available for projects and collaborations, and would be glad to hear from you.
Clients

The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, Harvard Kennedy School, the Yale School of Drama, Amazon, General Electric, iHeartRadio, Pretty Good Friends, The Village Voice, Chicago Magazine, St. Louis Magazine, and the Girl Scouts of the USA.