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Augusta Mayor's Office

In early 2021, I had the pleasure of getting to work in my community at the Augusta Mayor's Office at the capacity of a graphic design intern. However, my experiences were more than just design work. I got to do photoshoots of the mayor and the commission, work with various teams for events and campaigns, and work with different people like stylists, photographers, and marketing teams. 

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Eagle Gala Lookbook

This was the first project I was given when working with the Mayor's Office. It is a multi-page lookbook for the annual Eagle Gala. They needed specific looks inspired by local gems (such as sports teams, colleges, etc.) to be showcased so party-goers would be able to dress for the occasion. I also had the pleasure of working with both photographers and stylists for this book.

I went with a simple, yet elegant aesthetic, so it would be on brand for the event, and was simple enough to keep the outfits the main element. 

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American Jobs Plan Infographic

This series of infographics were based on Biden's American Jobs Plan, specifically how it would impact the greater Augusta area. 

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Other Work

Many of these are stand alone projects, individual flyers, or temporary work.

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Augusta Talks Logo

Augusta Talks was modeled after the Fireside Chats given by Roosevelt during the 90s. The Mayor wanted a way to connect more to the public and to interact with the community, so they created the Augusta Talks. I was in charge of the logo design for this campaign.

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Move With the Mayor Flyer

A stand alone flyer for a walk the Mayor's office was hosting. 

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Holiday Social Posts

Additionally, they gave me the opportunity to make posts to go on their Facebook and Instagram for various holidays.

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