Design Projects
I graduated in 2025 with a Bachelors in Design and have experience making materials for marketing campaigns around campus as a Marketing and Design team member. Here's a collection of my favorite projects as of recently.
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Drag Yourself
to pride
Marketing - Print Design
To celebrate the second annual Pride event for Lake Washington Tech, the goal was to create fun, creative and personalized media to use for advertising both around campus and on social media. The theme was Monster High, so a lot of inspiration was taken from the show style itself as well as the early 2000’s y2k vibe.
Instagram campaign Designs
Poster Design
The poster was the main focal point of the marketing campaign, as it was posted all over campus. This also has a custom illustration with lots of y2k motifs sprinkled in. All our posters have to go through accessibility checking as well as multiple rounds of iterations.
Split
Video Game Concept
One of my biggest passions is character design. For my capstone in college, I made a fully fleshed out world including concept art, story, and character art. I pulled my previous knowledge of Character art and animation to make turnarounds that would be usable for a genuine project, and my dream would be to take this further and start adding animation and gameplay.
Split - The Story
“You can only choose one.” These words keep intruding your thoughts, constantly poking and pawing at your mind until it’s the only phrase you know. A star-lit city with neon lights and the bustling of people on the streets is where your feet are, but for how long? Any second you could be thrown into the moss-coated dawn. You are being tossed between worlds, and you can only choose one- at least that’s what they’re telling you. But is “they”? Can you escape the voice in your head? Can you really only choose one life to live?
Sketchbook Pages
Coraline
Book Cover Redesign
I’m a big fan of the original novel for Coraline, and wanted to reimagine the cover in my own style. The main focus was creating an interesting title typeface and balancing minimal design with illustrated elements.
Thumbnails
Illustration Drafts
Final Drafts
ADHD Booklet
Print Design
As a person diagnosed with ADHD, there was a certain passion behind this project that’s hard to describe. The main focus of this one was not only creating the infographics, but making a pleasing layout that could span across multiple pages.
