Portfolio

Editorial & Print Design: Accelerated Summer Design Studio

Campaign Applications

The final identity was designed as a flexible visual system that extends beyond a single deliverable. Rather than creating only an Olympic ticket, I developed a cohesive campaign that could be applied across promotional materials, merchandise, and event collateral. Each piece shares the same typography, vibrant color palette, and layered graphic language, creating a unified experience regardless of format.

Event Poster

The campaign begins with a bold promotional poster that establishes the overall visual identity. Large overlapping numerals, vibrant colors, and layered typography communicate the excitement and energy of the LA28 Olympic Games while creating an instantly recognizable graphic system.

Collectible Ticket Series

The ticket series applies the same visual language within a functional format. By maintaining consistent typography, hierarchy, and color relationships, each ticket feels unique to its sporting event while remaining part of the larger Olympic identity.

Promotional Buttons

To expand the campaign beyond printed collateral, I adapted the identity into collectible promotional buttons. Simplified compositions preserve the recognizable visual language while demonstrating how the system can scale effectively across smaller applications.

Merchandise

The visual identity was further extended onto branded merchandise, illustrating how the campaign can exist beyond event materials. Applying the graphics to tote bags demonstrates the flexibility of the design system while reinforcing a consistent and memorable Olympic brand experience.

Tools: Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop

UI/UX DESIGN • MOBILE APP • AUGMENTED REALITY

Bird Club: A Mobile Experience for Bird Discovery

Bird Club is a mobile application concept designed to encourage users to explore, identify, and learn about local bird species through an intuitive digital experience. Created as part of a university design project, the app combines bird identification, educational content, location-based discovery, and augmented reality to make birdwatching more interactive and accessible for beginners and experienced enthusiasts alike.
By integrating AR experiences, users can visualize seasonal birds that may not currently be present in their environment, creating opportunities to learn about migration patterns and local wildlife throughout the year.

Tools: Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Figma

01 | The Challenge

Original logo sketch

Birdwatching often requires multiple resources to identify species, learn about habitats, and understand seasonal migration. The goal of Bird Club was to simplify this experience by bringing education, exploration, and interactive technology into a single mobile application. The challenge was designing an interface that remained approachable for casual users while providing meaningful information for more experienced bird enthusiasts.

02 | Brand Development

Final logo

The branding process began with exploring multiple logo concepts that reflected both the educational and community-focused nature of the app. Early sketches experimented with different bird-inspired forms before evolving into a simplified identity that feels modern, approachable, and recognizable across digital platforms.

Vehicle Wrap Design Client Work 2026

Overview

Designed for Dynamic Racing Solutions (DRS), this custom race car wrap was created for a driver competing in the TC America series. The project focused on developing a bold visual identity that balanced team branding, sponsor visibility, and the dynamic body lines of the vehicle.

Challenge

Designing graphics for a race car requires more than creating an attractive composition. Every panel of the vehicle presents unique curves and proportions that influence how graphics are perceived once installed. The challenge was to develop a bold visual language that flowed seamlessly across the vehicle while maintaining strong brand recognition for both DRS and its sponsors.

Visual Concept

This stage focused on ensuring that graphics aligned naturally with the body lines while maintaining balance from every viewing angle.
Throughout the process, sponsor placement remained a priority, allowing each logo to remain visible without competing against the primary design.

Refining the Vehicle Layout

The roof and upper body panels required additional refinement to ensure the design remained cohesive from aerial and elevated perspectives. By extending visual elements across the entire vehicle, the wrap maintained continuity regardless of where spectators viewed the car during competition.

Final Outcome

The completed wrap was produced for competition and later featured on the TC America website, showcasing the final design in a professional motorsports environment. Seeing the concept transition from digital artwork to a race-ready vehicle reinforced the importance of precision, collaboration, and production-ready design when creating graphics for real-world applications.

Tools: Adobe Illustrator

LIVE PERFORMANCE

Interactive Motion Graphics in Real Time

I began by building a collection of procedural visual scenes in TouchDesigner, experimenting with abstract forms, color palettes, and motion behaviors. Once the visual language was established, I mapped key parameters to a MIDI controller, allowing me to manipulate animation speed, scale, distortion, and visual effects during the performance. Through testing and rehearsals, I refined the system to ensure smooth transitions and responsive interaction, resulting in a cohesive audiovisual experience that evolved with the music.
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This project expanded my understanding of motion design beyond traditional animation by introducing live performance, procedural graphics, and real-time interaction. It strengthened my confidence in creating under pressure while demonstrating how design, technology, and music can work together to create engaging, immersive experiences.

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