Digital Design
This is a book cover I designed for the podcast Yu-Gi-Oh! by Andrew Mcgill. Yu-Gi-Oh! is a true story about Mcgill’s childhood, in which he was forced to stop playing the game Yu-Gi-Oh!, which resulted in him losing his friends and eventually catfishing people online. My cover represents how “gutted” Mcgill felt when he catfished strangers and was forced to hide his love of Yu-Gi-Oh! from his friends. Materials: Sketchbook
This is a poster and brochure for Mount Rainier National Park that I created using Adobe Photoshop and InDesign. My goal was to show the contrast between the greenery surrounding Mt. Rainier with the blue and gray hues of the mountain itself. I was partially inspired by retro sci-fi posters, with their bright colors and somewhat simple illustrations. My version of a Mt. Rainier National Park brochure describes the historical significance of Mt. Rainier, as well as the hiking paths and wildlife within the park. the back features several campsite and hiking maps, and an overall map of the entire park. Materials: Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator
This family bowling night poster was created in the Swiss aesthetic. The red lines going across the bowling pins gives the pins a recognizable yet simple look. Materials: Adobe Illustrator
These two posters are for an original movie concept titled The King. The King is about a man seeking vengeance for something the king has done, leading to a debate about morality between the man and the king. The main poster (right) and the character poster (left) both emphasize the size and presence of the king. The colorful stained glass looking pattern is actually the king’s robe, and the person looking upwards is the man seeking vengeance. Materials: Adobe Illustrator and Sketchbook
This is a double sided banknote I designed featuring a historical graphic designer by the name of Louie E. Jefferson. Our goal for this project was to design a banknote based off of a past graphic designer from an underrepresented community. The portrait of Jefferson was hand drawn on paper before taking a photo and pasting it onto the banknote. Materials: Pencil and paper, Adobe Photoshop
This is a three page menu design based on the concept of a restaurant that serves peculiar cuisine. The idea behind the logo is that it is a question mark being used as a frying pan. The question mark symbolizes how most people would "question" what type of food is being served. Materials: Adobe Illustrator