Graphic Design

While working with Image Engineering, the San Francisco 49ers asked for fabric coverings for their entrance tunnel and CO2 towers during pre-game introductions.

With this design, I worked within the brand's guidelines regarding their logo, colors, and overall mood of a tough, hardworking football team. I worked in collaboration with the fabricators to implement a design that was approved by the 49ers stakeholders in Adobe Illustrator at a small scale, which could then be delivered to the production team. 

While working with Image Engineering, the Baltimore Ravens asked for a 3o by 300 foot stage skirt for their coaches Q&A at their 30 Year Anniversary event for season ticket holders.

With this design, I used a mathematical approach to layout the logos across the skirt, paying close attention to how much space was needed to fold around the corners of the stage. I worked small in Adobe Illustrator to refine the measurements, and scaled up the final design to deliver to the production team.

This class project required me to create a logo and two ads for an small tea company based out of California. The tea business was owned by an older couple who wanted to revamp their previously outdated logo so they could get new customers.

I chose fresh, earthy colors in the logo to give the company a modern look while still drawing on the natural elements of their products. Both in the logo and the ads, I used organic lines and shapes to further emphasize that their products were all natural and organic. 

During my internship with Image Engineering, I was tasked with designing product signs for company-wide raffle. 

I had complete creative freedom with the project and took it as a chance to experiment with fonts and colors. I paid close attention to my font pairings to create a luxurious, expensive feel for the prizes. I chose to use bright colors and geometric designs to draw attention to the signs when they were printed and placed by each prize.