This project was created during SCAD’s Graphic Design Studio II course, where I aimed to reimagine the brand Pink, known as an iconic early 2000’s clothing brand. The goal was to modernize the brand, and revisit their core values to reconnect with their younger audience. Make it playful and sexy, to empower young woman and make those who buy feel great about themselves.

The aim of this project was to design a stamp sheet and a series of brochures inspired by the aesthetics and ideas of the New York School art movement, capturing its bold energy and expressive visual language.

The objective of this project was to visually convey the narrative of the film "Lady Bird" using only typography and material choices, without relying on imagery or traditional illustration.

The objective of this project was to create a type specimen book for Franklin Gothic. To highlight the historical context of its creation, focusing on the era surrounding the start of World War I, to reflect the atmosphere of that period.

For this project, I was tasked with creating a 10x10x10 exhibition based on a chair of our choice. I decided to highlight Verner Panton's famous Panton Chair. I used Screenprinting to design the exhibition posters. and 3D printed Panton chairs in a variety of colors to create a sculptural piece that emphasizes the unique shape of the chair.

The aim of this project was to create a paper promotion in collaboration with Neenah Papers. I chose to highlight the work of three Dutch designers, presenting their pieces in a dos-à-dos style binding to showcase both the versatility of the paper and the distinct design approaches.

The objective in designing this album cover was to emphasize the rock influences present in the music while preserving the childlike qualities of the original artwork. This approach aimed to better reflect the album’s diverse genres and the range of stories woven throughout its tracks.

This project aimed to showcase CineStill’s versatile 35mm color film by highlighting its signature halation effect through a thoughtful and visually engaging package redesign.