Welcome
About Me
Art is in everything we do and see in our lives, whether it is human made or produced in nature. Art and design have always inspired me and I have been an avid creator since I was very young. I became a graphic designer to work to bring clients’ vision to reality. Design is essential to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the messages we share. I begin my process with a loose concept that continues to shape and mold it until it clearly represents the feelings and ideas behind the design. After the first draft is approved by the client, the editing process begins as I take away the unnecessary parts of the design or add to it until it fits their needs. I am a well rounded designer who actively explores various design opportunities that give me the chance to work on different types of projects to enhance my skills and abilities.
Projects
Pronouns:
Respect Them
PSA Poster Series
Graphic Design I | Fall 2018
This is a poster series of a public service announcement about respecting pronouns and gender identity. This PSA series is meant to help start the education process and act as a stepping stone for people who want to learn more about gender expression. A set of three posters cover the most commonly used pronouns; she/her/hers, he/him/his, and they/them/theirs. Each poster uses colors that are stereotypically assigned to specific genders, pink for feminine identities, blue for masculine identities, and green for gender neutral identities. Using a sans serif font to help send a clear, straightforward message such as the different ways that individuals use pronouns to express themselves in our society.
Letter History: Just in Time
Poster Series
Typograpy | Spring 2019
This poster series is an exploration of the evolution between the letters i and j. J was the last letter to be officially added to the English alphabet. The bright red used in these posters evokes a sense of urgency and high energy. The angles throughout the posters add on to that urgency and provide a forward motion that represent the divergence of the letters i and j. Hierarchy is also used to further emphasize the shift and changes that occur over time as i evolves into j. The final poster also uses this angle to represent a finish line, as the letter j is fully recognized as its own individual letter.
What is a Corset
Infographic
Logos & Symbols | Spring 2021
Look at my process in making this Instagram infographic!
Healthy Life Fitness
Web Piece
Graphic Design II | Fall 2019
Hey, I made a website based on the name above. Check out how I did it with this fun button right here.
Introduction to Book Binding
Brochure
Typography | Spring 2019
Are you interested in book binding? Want to see how I made a brochure about book binding?
CLE Creamery & Floats
Web Piece
Graphic Design III | Fall 2020
Check out my journey of making a website for a mock ice cream company!
Family Sports Logo
Branding System
Logos & Symbols | Spring 2021
See how I created an entire identity system and guidelines on using them!
CLE Creamery & Floats
Packaging and Print
Graphic Design III | Fall 2020
Check out how I made this brochure and these packaging items!
Powerpoint Templates
Long Form Documents
Sage Partners LLC | Summer 2021
Here I created two Powerpoint templates for internal presentations and booklet printing.
Peaks and Valleys CD
Packaging
Factory Seconds Brass Trio | Summer 2021
I designed the cover and CD art.
Stinger Chatbox
Interactive Media Piece
Baldwin Wallace University | Fall 2020
I created a series of emojis to be used in informal communication between students and university employees. They are based off the university yellow jacket mascot, Stinger.
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