For a team-based project in my Digital Strategies class, we were tasked with designing a logo for a local organization that helps veterans and disabled people get into the workforce. At the end, the organization would choose their favorite logo to use as their own. After a few weeks of ideation and class collaboration, our logo was ultimately chosen. We continued iterating with them until they were happy with the product.

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On Illustrator, I was tasked with designing a propaganda poster. I chose “BYOB” by System of a Down, particularly the lyric “You depend on our protection.” I styled it like the famous “Obama Hope Poster.”

On Photoshop, during a self-learning unit, I followed a neon light effect tutorial. This was my final result.

On Photoshop, also part of my self-learning, I explored a realistic 3D effect using photo manipulation.

On Illustrator, I followed an abstract background tutorial for a self-learning unit. It features multiple layers and shapes creating a 3D-like effect.

Also on Illustrator, I practiced a flowing color effect tutorial as part of our self-learning “What I’ve Learned” sessions, resulting in this wavy abstract design.

On Illustrator, I was asked to apply interesting patterns discovered through research. I combined a crystalline fractal pattern with a scenic mountainous sunset to create this piece, inspired by recent hikes around Mt. Rainier.

On Photoshop, I wanted to learn a new stylistic technique, so I tried double exposure. I love how the sky’s gradient extends across the entire subject, creating a surreal blend of layers.