I was the lead designer on this community engagement project, tasked with developing a uniform funky aesthetic that could be transferred to multiple different graphics while also targeting an under-35 audience. Multiple meetings were held for approvals and opinions from the client. Ultimately, nearly 150 people funk it up with PBS Wisconsin at The Cardinal Bar!

I was the lead UI designer tasked with developing UI elements to fit the game and the client's vision. The main UI element I worked on was the user's scrapbook. However, I also developed a small woodgrain style guide that was used to outsource small UI elements that I didn't have the time to create. I would give feedback and approval on. In addition, I developed the title design and multiple alternate variations for different needs.

"Open Studio" was a behind-the-scenes peek at the largest operating studios in the Midwest. This project had over 20 different graphics from print to digital. My typographic ability was challenged in adapting Spanish and English translations and properly balancing them. Multiple designs after the event have been reused for other events held at PBS Wisconsin.

Over 4000 of each of these cards went to Major Donors, Heritage Society Members, and Board Members. I worked with American Printing on producing these cards with special glaze effects on the snowflakes and the text.

The Mirage is an annual event that aims to build community between and within identity groups with a specific focus on LGBTQ+ identities. This was one of my first larger projects done at the SLC. The event included multiple graphics, from flyers to large gallery displays. The title design itself was done in Cinema 4D and then adapted to the designs.

A series of web assets were created for the programs "The Final Forte" and "Michael Perry". Multiple different croppings were needed to properly use the designs across the web. The "The Final Forte" has a custom collage I made for the background of the web assets.

"Thursday on the Terrace" is a UIowa-hosted event with food trucks, music, live entertainment, giveaways, and more. I worked closely with a creative director who gave me feedback and opinions on how to adjust my design. While closely following the UIowa brand guidelines.

A collection of digital signage for various events.

A collection of posters for various events.

A collection of UIowa classwork.