Branding, packaging, editorial, and print projects from my time studying Graphic Communications at Clemson — 2025–2026.
Full visual identity for an Italian restaurant concept, from logo to a complete menu layout — a coastal palette, lemon illustrations, and clean typography built to feel bright and easy to navigate.
A full packaging layout for a macaron brand concept, with a logo, palette, and illustrations inspired by French patisserie themes — built for a clean, readable structure on shelf.
A playful brand identity for a pet-sitting and dog-walking company — bold typography, a leash-inspired "S" mark, and a friendly palette that communicates trust and approachability.
A travel postcard inspired by the colors and scenery of Positano, Italy — a bright mosaic border and clean type that let the photo carry the charm of a classic vacation postcard.
Cover and interior spread for a magazine concept, built on clear hierarchy and balanced imagery so the feature article flows naturally — a bright palette ties the cover and spread together.
A movie poster built on dramatic lighting, bold typography, and a dark palette for a mysterious, cinematic feel — strong hierarchy that captures the mood of the film concept.
A redesign of an existing Red Bull ad for a cleaner, more energetic style — bold type and updated product imagery help the message come through quickly and confidently.
A wrap-around mug graphic with an illustrated mascot, team colors, and clean type — capturing the Rally Cats' energy in a polished, merchandise-ready design.
A tri-fold brochure sharing Clemson's Graphic Communications program, built on a simple grid with supporting photos and Clemson's colors and icons — clear, polished, and easy to follow.
A cohesive personal branding system — resume and business card built with consistent type, hierarchy, and color so both pieces feel polished, organized, and visually connected.
Repaired and restored an aged photograph in Photoshop — removing marks and smoothing damage to improve clarity while keeping the image's original character intact.
A lobster-inspired design screen printed in a limited red and blue palette — focused on halftone use, color optimization, and print-ready file prep for a clean final print.
A sticker sheet printed in pink and blue inks through two-color flexography — focused on halftone optimization, plate prep, and registration for a clean, accurate final print.
A floral "In Bloom" design screen printed in a limited pink and green palette — halftone technique and color optimization create depth and texture in the final print.