Project 26 PA is mobilizing young voters across Pennsylvania ahead of the 2026 midterms — meeting students as they arrive on campus and turning that first interaction into something that sticks.

As a swing state with a critical youth vote to activate, this is exactly the kind of work I want to be part of: giving students an entry point into their political identity that feels honest, funny, and theirs.

The brief called for 5 stickers with a tone that balances joy and outrage — irreverent, hand-drawn, zine-inspired designs serving as a first point of contact between the org and students discovering their political identity, across public universities, private schools, and HBCUs statewide.

Some lean playful and pop culture-driven, others lean straight into outrage and a call to act, but all of them speak to solidarity and community safety.

I delivered 9 concepts in the first round, and the team ending up wanting to move forward with 8 for final production, timed for fall move-in and voter registration drives. These haven’t been printed yet, so what's shown here are comps.

And some of these did not make the cut, but I loved them so much I’m sharing them anways, so you get a little peek into my process.