Graphic Design Portfolio
For the Beyond Limits Car Club, a local nonprofit, I created the logo for their podcast after they provided a creative overview consisting of inspiration ideas such as neon lights in the shapes of cars. After a few rounds of revision, we settled on a thick neon shape of a 1988 Porsche 911 with a wing.
MJ Test Prep Winter Bootcamp Promotional Image
At the Hibbert Group, I occasionally assisted with internal design requests for internal use for banners, posters, and events. I also occasionally assist with designs for clients, such as the NFL. I have attached the version I first drafted, as well as the final version they opted for. This is the image I proposed. (1/2)
This is the final iteration that they chose. (2/2)
I created an unbranded pocket 3-year following the Hibbert Brand guidelines so it could be adapted for internal use at any time. (1/3)
This item was included in a client's welcome package alongside pharmaceutical marketing materials. (2/3)
I coordinated with outside offset print vendors to produce the piece. (3/3)
Print Production & Design Layout
Below are examples of a few different spreads in the Rathalla Review Fall 2021 issue, Annual 2021 issue, and Spring 2022 issue that I composed using the art from our art contributors and tying them together as suitable companion pieces to the different stories, poems, and essays from our written contributors.
Social Media Posts
For the Rathalla Review, I created flyers and social media posts to promote various events and happenings, as well as our backlog of issues. Image carousels of the archived issues promoted the (at the time) newly-reconfigured digital issue library. I was also in charge of migrating the website from WordPress to Wix, and completely redesigned the website from the ground up.
Book Cover Designs
I am capable of using both assets and illustrating new art for book covers. Indie author Kyle Robertson commissioned me for his re-release cover of Camp Ferguson, a middle-grade novel of his.
For my design class in my Publishing course track, we were to redesign covers of books of our choice. I chose Ray Bradbury's short story collection "I Sing The Body Electric" as well as a theoretical re-release cover of 99 Fear Street's "The First Horror" because of the Netflix Adaption of the Fear Street series. I also did a mock marketing campaign that is featured on my Writing portfolio page.
