Cubica Stationary
Cubica was an architecture company that we had to rebrand. For the modern company, I wanted to encompass the sleek and current feel that you get when working with contemporary architecture. I also wanted to see if I could capture the view of a building from when you are looking up at it, which is how the idea of the logo came to be.
Reuse Magazine
Reuse Magazine was a project where we had to design and brand a magazine with a topic of our choice and create the cover, content page, one spread, and two ads to go with it.
I chose to do a magazine on thrifting. I named it reuse to go with the topic and made the name trademark out of a font that looked used but still clean. The colors for the magazine were red white and blue to go with the colors used in the clothing of the cover image, which I took myself (and all the clothes were thrifted of course). I wanted to focus on creating a dynamic look in the magazine by focusing on using different angles and playing with depth. The ads were for two main forces in the thrifting community, Goodwill, the used clothing store, and Thriftcon, a nation-wide thrifting event.
Other Work
Many of these are stand alone projects or personal projects.
Cruise Pollution Cover
A mock New Yorker Magazine cover that touches on the impact cruise lines can have on the oceans ecosystems.
Drip Poster
A poster for my own photography exhibition that features photographs of a person covered in glue. The series touches on the feelings one could have of feeling stagnant or like they're moving through glue during times of hardship.
Directional Poster
A project where I depicted the drive from home to the school campus.