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In 2025, the PragerU design and Content teams were asked to design a mobile museum experience in partnership with Freedomm250 and The White House. Hands-down this was one of the most exciting projects of my career.
We were tasked with designing the entire trailer insiade and out, including working with our staff writers and those at Hillsdale College to create an immersive museum exhibit that included interactive kiosks, videos, flip panels, and scannable artifact panels.
Neila DeHart's fantastic skills in architectural rendering helped our team pre-visualize the museum experience. These were invaluable in so many ways. Not only did they aide our design work, the renderings also helped us promote the project and build interest throughout it's development.
Erik Photenhauer, Neila DeHart, and I divided up the workload to create the numerous walls required in the museum. Along the way we established a unified approach to the visual language, but we also wanted to create movement through the museum using color gradients. This helped avoid monotony and give a vibrant energy to the historical topics.
The Freedom Truck deployed for the first time on January 21 in North Carolina!
