View my most recent graphic design work I've done for college projects — from posters, to brand identities, to packaging!
This catalog is a collection of images I took of my late grandmother's jewelry she left me. I wanted this book to be a symbol her elegance, class, and unique style. Minimal text and graphic elements are used in order to keep the focus on the photography.
View MoreFor this project, we had to find an interesting product and then create a name, feel, and entire brand identity for it. The product I chose was a custom high heel that guaranteed comfort and style!
View Brand & Process BookThe purpose of this poster was to draw attention to a certain event. I chose to create a poster for a street art convention, that used colors, type, and imagery to get the attention of people walking by, as well as inform the public of the necessary details.
View PosterFor this project, we got to pick an annual report from a large selection of companies and redesign it. We did not have to stick to the company's current branding, but rather create a set of design principles that fit the company's field/messaging.
View MoreFor this project, we were tasked with rebranding packaging for a product. I chose to rebrand the packaging for elephant garlic sold by Spice World. Not only did I create a more interactive package for the garlic, but a fresher, more unique design and logo as well.
View MoreFor this logo/symbol project, we were given a word and had to design both an abstract and representational logo for that word. The word I was given was "biology".
View MoreThis flyer was designed to be passed out to the public to make them aware of the Annual Bolton Refuge House Gala. The Bolton Refuge House is a domestic abuse treatment center in Eau Claire, WI. I wanted the flyer to represent elegance, femininity, and motion for change.
View FlyerThis art series was created only using line and dots, to represent 6 different words — Flow, Meditation, Speed, Pressure , Contact, and Power. Two words had to be shown using only dots, two others had to be shown using only line, and two others had to be shown using both lines and dots.
View SeriesFor this project, we got to pick an annual report from a large selection of companies and redesign it. We did not have to stick to the company's current branding, but rather create a set of design principles that fit the company's field/messaging.
View MoreThis catalog is a collection of images I took of my late grandmother's jewelry she left me. I wanted this book to be a symbol her elegance, class, and unique style. Minimal text and graphic elements are used in order to keep the focus on the photography.
View MoreFor this project, we were tasked with rebranding packaging for a product. I chose to rebrand the packaging for elephant garlic sold by Spice World. Not only did I create a more interactive package for the garlic, but a fresher, more unique design and logo as well.
View MoreFor this project, we had to find an interesting product and then create a name, feel, and entire brand identity for it. The product I chose was a custom high heel that guaranteed comfort and style!
View Brand & Process BookFor this logo/symbol project, we were given a word and had to design both an abstract and representational logo for that word. The word I was given was "biology".
View MoreThis flyer was designed to be passed out to the public to make them aware of the Annual Bolton Refuge House Gala. The Bolton Refuge House is a domestic abuse treatment center in Eau Claire, WI. I wanted the flyer to represent elegance, femininity, and motion for change.
View FlyerThe purpose of this poster was to draw attention to a certain event. I chose to create a poster for a street art convention, that used colors, type, and imagery to get the attention of people walking by, as well as inform the public of the necessary details.
View PosterThis art series was created only using line and dots, to represent 6 different words — Flow, Meditation, Speed, Pressure , Contact, and Power. Two words had to be shown using only dots, two others had to be shown using only line, and two others had to be shown using both lines and dots.
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