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This flyer was made at the request of one of my very first paying clients, Amanda Szakats, a politician from Pleasant Hill, who wished for me to make a flyer to tell everyone about a community gathering that came with coffee at a local restaurant.
I wanted the flyer to have a similar style to Amanda's personal logo, so I designed the border to resemble the hills of her logo via Adobe Illustrator, and used the color green for all the words. I also made sure the flyer had a welcoming and casual feel to it, but also had a symmetrical layout to keep it professional. The assets for the flyer were assembled in Adobe Photoshop.
They say death and suffering is a natural state in life. No one can altogether avoid it. Yet, a young man, Ryan Hystring, comes across a young woman who has a gift of spreading death and destruction wherever she treads. Her life is a mystery, her origin a secret. No one even knows her name. Will Ryan uncover her secrets, or will he fall victim to the girl's black wings of death?
This is a personal project I started when I was in high school. It started off as pure personal fun but eventually developed into a creation I didn't even believe I could accomplish. I worked on everything myself, from the content of the book to the cover that presents the story. The cover was made using assets found on the internet and the use of Adobe Photoshop. It is a personal milestone to me, as both a graphic designer and a self-published author.
Graphic Design
I have created a visually appealing poster using Adobe Illustrator that showcases various data charts of my daily routines and habits. The charts depict information related to my TV viewing habits, collection of books, and the frequency of my courteous behavior of holding doors open for others. Despite the pressure of it being one of my school projects, it was still an enjoyable and self-educational experience that I wouldn't have missed for the world.
I'm proud to say that I've created this poster entirely on my own. It took me two weeks to compile all the data, and I had to keep track of everything constantly. Additionally, I had to go analyze the list of songs YouTube had determined to be the ones I listened to most during the fall. From creating every chart to collecting all the necessary data, I put in a lot of effort to make this poster come to life.
Graphic Design
In one of my typography classes, I created a comprehensive set of blacklight bulb boxes that catered to different levels of light strength. The first box was designed to emit the lowest light intensity, followed by the second box that emitted semi-strong light, and the last box that produced the strongest light intensity. Given the primary use of blacklights in sterilization, I decided to base the theme of the boxes on cleanliness and sterilization. Each box was crafted to embody the idea of home-based hygiene and safety, making them perfect for anyone who wants to maintain a clean and healthy home environment. The project was a good experience for me, and I don't regret going through it for a minute.
I took on the task of designing and creating three boxes from scratch using Adobe Illustrator. Every single illustration used on the boxes was made via adobe illustrator. After assembling the layout of the boxes, I went ahead and printed them out using the school's reliable laser printer. Finally, I assembled the boxes by hand to ensure they were of the best quality I could make them to be.
Graphic Design
A poster that I was asked to design by a drama teacher that I personally know.
I made the entire poster using assets found via the internet. The one who wanted the poster wanted something with a specific saying that she knew, and she wanted it to match her classroom while expressing the uniqueness of the poster itself. The one who got the poster was happy with my work and I was happy to work on such a fun project.
Graphic Design
This is one of my most recent and favorite typography projects. It's a composition of hidden letterforms from all around my campus and designed to be the product of a momentary typography study.
I created the entire poster via photos taken with my phone, and a few brushes from Clip Studio Paint. I used Adobe Photoshop to edit the images and then I used Adobe InDesign to compile all the assets together and arrange it to be printed into a poster that I soon saw hanging up in the art building's hallways. I found the whole thing both fun and exhausting, but well worth the effort.
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