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My 2025 Portfolio
Clicking on the project image will take you to see the specs and details of each project.
You will see my skills in Graphic design, Illustration, Photoshop, Concept art, Mockups, Social Media Content Creations, Branding, Logo design, Rebranding. Using software such as, Adobe photoshop, Procreate, Adobe Fresco, Adobe Illustrator, and Adobe InDesign.
Logo redesign: Dream Cast
I recreated the Sega Dreamcast logo using Adobe Fresco, Illustrator, and Photoshop, the goal of this project was 'resurrecting' its brand. This involved exploring color palettes for a desired aesthetic (timeless, nostalgic, powerful). The project also included developing a brand guideline book and a t-shirt mockup to illustrate the logo's application
Graphic Design: Advertisement "Prairie Dogs of the Dead"
This is a TV show advertisement, created entirely in Adobe Photoshop, promotes a fictional TV show “Prairie Dogs of the Dead." The design blends elements of horror and comedy hinting a take on the zombie horror genre. This advertisement aims to capture attention with its unusual subject matter and create and intriguing thoughts.
Book Design: Chip Kidd
Designed as a 5"x7" tribute to Chip Kidd, this booklet's cover design highlights digital illustration. I used Adobe Fresco to create the cover art work and Adobe InDesign to create the layout and typography. Printed on the Iridesse on a full gloss 80# paper stock.
Logo design: BeanSpirited
BeanSpirited aims to appeal to a broad audience, from coffee lovers to those interested in innovative spirits, like 'new age moonshine. The brand prides itself on Colorado artisan beverages and a 'grass roots' approach. I was responsible for designing the logo and the sell sheet, while a teammate designed the packaging for the bottle and box design. We both conducted research and held team meetings. The logo and sell sheet needed to reflect this, while also appealing to both traditional and modern consumers. A teammate on the project handled the packaged bottle design. The software I used was Adobe Illustrator.
Rebranding: Trip'n Taco
I redesigned the Trip'n Taco brand (an Austin, TX food truck) to be more modern and adventurous. This meant creating a new logo, packaging ideas, merch designs, and social media posts. I used Photoshop, Illustrator, and Fresco, and got feedback from classmates. The goal was to make it feel fun and community focused.
Sketch Book
I designed and produced two 9x12 sketchbooks. This involved creating original artwork for a front cover featuring CMYK printing with a spot gloss varnish on synthetic stock and a back cover printed in CMYK on a hemp substrate using a UV flatbed printer. The interior pages 50 were designed and printed in black ink with a 2-up imposition strategy on uncoated paper and using spiral binding to bind the book together.
Video Game Pannel
This is a 14"x6" arcade video game title panel, Inspired by one of my favorite late 90's/early 2000's cartoony, platform games. The original artwork, created in Adobe fresco, "Jacks Fluffed Up Day," features my pet ferret, Captain Jack Sparrow ('Jack'), The dynamic splashes enhance the overall energetic green feel, while the title references a quirky aspect of ferret behavior. Printed on a UV flatbed printer onto a vinyl stock. While the typography captures Jack's quirky ferret behavior.
Menu cards
I was tasked, in a 2-person team on the project "Culinary menu & Auction Media", to create stand-alone menu cards for 5 unique dishes in which the design aligns with a specific event theme, color palette, typography, and brand guidelines. My design solution is centered around the idea of a "flavor postcard format" representing the journey of the defining flavor(s) in each dish being sent home. To achieve this design, I researched the bold flavor profiles of each menu item to highlight their unique origins and inspirations. My initial concepts were created using Adobe Fresco, the final artwork was created using Adobe Illustrator. Due to timing the final design and mockup was created in Adobe Photoshop using the example menu item of a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. This design process required flexibility and collaboration with a Theme Director and a Client Representative that resulted in a memorable and thematically relevant presentation of the culinary dishes and event.
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