Category: Graphic Design

  • Buffalo State’s 28th Holiday Market Sale

    Buffalo State’s 28th Holiday Market Sale

    Illustrator and Photoshop | 2025

    Buffalo, New York is a place that always snows and also happens to be a place that LOVES the Buffalo Bills (Go Bills!). For a student holiday market happening at Burchfield Penney, I designed winter and holiday inspired greeting cards, gift tags and a bumper sticker that encapsulate some things that Buffalo is known for; snow, and football.


    Behind the Scenes:

    Here are some promotional materials I made for Instagram that you can look at here. Down below, I included an Instagram story that I made that you can click on for the full image. The other panel is a collection of the marketing catalog I designed for an Instagram post to showcase all of the products and variations being sold including the name of the item and its price.

  • Buffalo State University’s Upton Building Floor Plan

    Buffalo State University’s Upton Building Floor Plan

    Illustrator | 2025

    When creating the floor plans of Buffalo State University’s Upton Hall art building, I decided to use vibrant colors for the various majors’ concentration, where each concentrations are assigned their own dedicated color.

    The design itself evokes creativity and movement, turning the floor plan into a functional blueprint as well as a colorful visual composition where every color compliments one another. There is a combination of sharp and rounded corners within the typography, lines and shapes to compliment one another. Additional elements included are playful, childlike custom drawn icons for bathrooms, stairs and elevators as well as doodles using the color palette of the major’s concentrations.


    Behind the Scenes:

    On the left is the finalized floor plan and on the right is another variation using a different layout on a white background still keeping the whimsical, vibrant and colorful theme. I thought the composition had too much white space on the bottom, and decided to go back to the drawing board.

  • Stay in the Cave Postcard

    Stay in the Cave Postcard

    Illustrator, Photoshop, Blender, and Premier Pro | 2024 and 2025

    A propaganda poster about Plato’s ‘Allegory of the Cave’ from the perspective of a cave dweller persuading the escapee to return to the cave. This postcard is about embracing the comfort, safety, and predictability of the cave’s shadows rather than the uncertain light beyond.


    Behind the Scenes:

    Throughout both in high school and colleges, I have read Plato’s ‘Allegory of the Cave’ numerous of times and when tasked with creating a propaganda poster in 2024, I knew I wanted to make a vacation themed postcard (except it’s a bit sinister) from the perspective of the cave dweller. I wanted to highlight the views of the cave dwellers that didn’t want to risk the unknown and break free from captivity. I thought about what they would say to reason against freedom like safety and security. In 2025, I wanted to revisit this project with the tools and knowledge I learned about Blender and used that to create my own mockups.

  • PenPals

    PenPals

    Illustrator and Photoshop | 2023

    PenPals was made from a deep love and appreciation for stationery. It is a sweet fictional pen company from Portland, Oregon who specializes in making pens, pencils, and markers. It is also a company who loves to use adorable puns as part of their marketing strategy.

    How I work: It all started with a story concept first before any sketches can be made. And then from there, I would start sketching out ideas for logos and finding fonts that would fit with the brand identity. Seeing everything come to life after the first initial steps is my favorite part. After that step, it was time to do the die-lines of how the packaging would look and work, then finding mockups that would fit. After everything starts coming together, I would proceed with building out the brand’s visual system and identity in a format that shows things like their colors, logos, and fonts.


    Behind the Scenes:

    Here are some sketches of the different logos I made for PenPals before deciding on the sweet motifs of having two pens hugging one another like they’re pals. Added bonus is stickers variation that the company would include in their orders and purchases.

  • All of my Stuff as Stickers

    All of my Stuff as Stickers

    Illustrator | 2024

    Digitally illustrated drawings of all my personal items to create a pastel sticker sheet poster. Each object was transformed into playful icons that when came together created all of my belongings in one poster.