This typographic design project explores the expressive power of type through composition, placement, and design principles. The goal was to visually define and illustrate two typographic terms from the categories of anatomy, spacing, or alignment through an engaging visual.
Building on the design concepts developed in the Virtual 3D Packaging assignment, I produced, assembled, and photographed a tangible version of the product packaging, gaining hands-on experience with production materials, techniques, and finishing processes.
This project involved creating a set of graphics and animations for Late Night Vibes, a comedy show aimed at a Gen Z college student audience. The design reflects a youthful, trendy, and fun tone with a relaxed, chill vibe. Typography features round, approachable fonts to maintain an inviting feel.
The objective of this assignment was to design, create, and build a label and packaging solution for a fluid container (like hand cream, sanitizer, or a health drink) using virtual 3D tools.
I developed branding, created packaging design elements, and applied them to 3D mockups using tools including Adobe Dimension and Illustrator. The project emphasizes ideation, technical design, and production skills, with a focus on conceptual cohesion, regulatory compliance, and luxury market appeal.
The objective of this assignment was to develop a foundational understanding of the 3D modeling, texturing, lighting, and rendering processes using a combination of 2D and 3D software tools.
The image to the left was created using Adobe Illustrator. The middle image was created using Adobe Firefly. The image to the right was created using Adobe Dimension.
The objective of this assignment was to create an animated visual metaphor that effectively communicates a story through the intentional use of motion and design elements. Adobe After Effects software was used to create this.
Intentional brainstorming, vision, and storyboarding led to the final product.
This Type Families and Visual Reinforcement exercise was inspiration for the Visual Narrative Assignment.
This assignment tasked me with creating a 12-second animated chapel background that reflects the brand identity of the University. I used Adobe Illustrator and After Effects to create this.
The goal of this assignment was to create two 10-second animated holiday bumpers that serve as transitions from commercial breaks to program content. Each bumper must reflect the chosen network’s brand identity and target audience, incorporating the network’s logo and elements representative of the holidays being depicted. Adobe Illustrator and After Effects were used to create these videos.
This project explored the integration of typography, imagery, and design principles to create engaging promotional content for a local landmark.
This is proposed poster art for the first dance performance in a recently constructed media and arts center. I created this digital illustration exploring themes of renewal and transformation through sunrise imagery, contrasting warm and cool blends, and a graceful figure venturing into the unknown symbolizing new beginnings.
