Astrid's Lavender Farm
Astrid's Lavender Farm is a small family-owned lavender farm located in Gig Harbor, Washington. I had the pleasure of working on the farm as both a farm worker and graphic designer. I managed their social media accounts, created video reels, social media posts, a map of the farm, and redesigned their logo. I also managed to set up an allmylinks profile; to allow visitors to the farm to quickly access all social media links and websites they wanted to promote through an easy QR code.
Darryl Arante Men's Fashion
Darryl Arante is a social media influencer who primarily focuses on men's fashion, lifestyle, and reviews. I worked with Darryl since 2019, creating content such as YouTube banners, thumbnails, social posts, and reels across all social media platforms. The social media platforms include Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook with weekly content being posted along with engagement with the subscribers/followers. Darryl has a very minimalist, yet modern style which he emphasizes through his outfits and aesthetic. In order to embody the same style and encapsulate it into a brand identity, I focused keeping up with the threads and incorporating them with minimalist elements such as neutral colors, great usage of space, and assets throughout all designs.
Our National Conversation
Our National Conversation was an internship I was apart of for 6 months as a graphic deisnger, where I designed their YouTube thumbnails, social media posts, and infographics.
Necessary Behavior
Necessary Behavior is a Graphic Design intern, working closely with the members of the graphic design/animation department creating newsletters, typography animations for their podcast episodes, social media posts, animated gifs, and designing the merch.
Evermore
Evermore is a student project for my UI/UX Design class. For this project we had to create a brand that included multimedia assets such as UI Mobile design, posters, and product mockups.
Mystery Clothing
Mystery Clothing is a real clothing company I created that features designs for graphic apparel. This project features illustration work for apparel graphics, social media content creation, newsletters, and logo design.
Louise Bourgeois
Louise Bourgeois’s spider exhibition is a showcase of the French sculptor’s larger than life art pieces. The spiders are a symbolic representation of protection, nurture, and adaptability which she derived from her relationship with her mother. In order to embody the protective, yet nurturing symbolism, I used a contrasting pink and black color palette paired with a traditional serif typeface. The goal is to utilize the palette, typeface, and gray-scaled imagery of the artist and her pieces to create visually striking content to promote the exhibit.
Love Lit Candles
Love Lit Candles is a personal project of mine. I wanted to experiment and practice logo design as well as product design more.
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Crave
Crave Ice Cream is an ice cream brand centered around a Yeti as the mascot. I utilized my drawing skills to create the yeti logo and patterns and brought it to life in a digital landscape using Adobe Illustrator.
Perfect Match
Student project for a brand called Perfect Match. The project was focused on taking a small item that has been underutilized because of a modern invention and giving it a makeover.
Crumble
Student Project I worked on during my time in the University of Baltimore Master's Program in Integrated Design
Remembrance Coffee
This was a personal project that I really enjoyed the process of creating. It showcases my branding, packaging, and logo design capabilities. Remembrance Coffee is a small local coffee shop that serves a variety of different coffee blends from around the world.
Movie Posters
These are poster redesigns of some of my favorite movies. Texas Chainsaw Massacre is an iconic classic horror film and Oppenheimer is a documentary of historic events, the creation and usage of the bomb.
Ruben Salazar
Typography Project I worked on for my Typography II class. This project had several restraints, as its main focus was typography design. We had to choose from a list of fonts given to us by the professor and utilize the chosen font to create a typography poster. The poster has to showcase all of the letters in the typeface, use only black and white as the colors, and limit the usage of other design elements down to just basic shapes that are found in Adobe InDesign.
