General Motors

While on co-op at General Motors I had the privilege of working with the Industrial Design graphics team. This studios curates spaces for all of the GM brands through experiential and architectural design. During my 12 weeks at GM, I working the Cadillac V-One Concept Car Lookbook. The book features impressive technical studio imagery from the interior and exterior studios. This project evolved many times, transitioning from a bespoke gift for exclusively for interested patrons to an immersive online experience on the Cadillac website.

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Summary

The V-One Concept Car Technical Lookbook is a Cadillac-branded digital lookbook created for the Quail 2026 event. It showcases Cadillac’s race car through a combination of automotive photography, design details, technical information, and editorial storytelling, offering a closer look at both the vehicle and the ideas behind its design.

More than a traditional vehicle brochure, the book was designed to feel like an extension of the Cadillac design studio—refined, performance-driven, and highly considered. The visual language brings together imagery of the car, details of its construction and design, and the racing context that surrounds it. The result is a curated brand experience that celebrates the vehicle while communicating the craftsmanship, technology, and design thinking behind it.

Originally envisioned as a high-touch client piece, the finished lookbook was ultimately published digitally on the Cadillac website, allowing the story to reach an audience beyond the original Quail event and client experience.

Execution

28 pages of speed, precision and technical excellence.