Also, your cover page should reflect your resume and cover letter. These three things are supposed to be sent/seen as a set. So try to use the same typeface, colors and design elements across all three.

For your motion pieces, I think you should include a hyperlink so potential employers can see your work in action! I posted a tutorial on how to make you can make those links live as an Announcement on Canvas.

Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns!

Also, you should use a grid so everything lines up on every page. The top of the project lines up with the title and there is an equal amount of white space on all side all the way around each page - on my example above.

I think your pieces would pop more if you added a background color to the photographed pieces (like I did on the "Calluna" piece above).

Please email me directly if you have any questions!

Comfort Food for a Better Mood – Zine
A hand-stitched, cookbook zine featuring curated recipes contributed by close friends and family, celebrating the emotional connection between food and well-being.

Kinetic Motion – Converse Branding Concept
A dynamic motion branding piece designed for Converse, showcasing bold and distinctive display typography intended for use in potential advertising campaigns.

Do It For Her – 2024 Voter Engagement Campaign
A persuasive motion graphics project aimed at encouraging younger voters, particularly women, to participate in the 2024 election.

ToonTime Network – Branding Identity Package
A comprehensive branding project for a fictional entertainment network, featuring a custom logo, typeface design, animated transitions, lower thirds, and a complete visual identity system.

Kinetic Motion Type: Video Series
I researched a popular brand and developed a series of three posters, each utilizing distinct kinetic typography techniques. The project focused on exploring motion and type as a dynamic visual storytelling tool.

Polarization Project: Immigration
Created for the Student Peace Conference, this project addressed the theme of political and social polarization. I designed two posters representing opposing viewpoints on immigration: one advocating for pro-nationalism perspectives and the other supporting pro-immigration ideals.

Collage Series
In this project, I created a three collages exploring conceptual themes: Hidden Presence, Utopia, and Boredom. Each collage expresses complex ideas through layered visual narratives.

Molecular Type: Typeface and Poster Design
I developed a custom typeface inspired by organic forms, including full punctuation and numerals up to ten. I then designed a poster to showcase the completed typeface, highlighting its unique structure and character.

Website Portfolio
Using the skills and techniques taught throughout my studies, I designed and built a fully interactive personal portfolio website to represent my work and vision as a designer.

History Mystery: Educational Card Game
In collaboration with peers from my Human-Centered Design course, I developed History Mystery, an interactive educational card game aimed at teaching fourth-grade students about the history of New Orleans. I was responsible for designing the augmented reality scenes featuring the St. Louis Cathedral and Congo Square, and collaborated on the card layouts and written content.

Euphoria: Title Sequence Design
I created an original opening title sequence for the HBO series Euphoria. I crafted the sequence using After Effects and VDMX, focusing on capturing the show's dynamic and emotive aesthetic.

Bounce Album Packaging Design
I conceptualized, photographed, and designed the visual identity for a New Orleans Bounce music album. This included the creation of the album cover, inner sleeve, promotional poster, and sticker set, reflecting the energy and vibrancy of the genre.

Academic Weapon: App Design
As part of a team project to design a helpful app for Loyola University New Orleans students, we created Academic Weapon—a peer-supported homework resource app tailored to Loyola courses. Features include a chat function, upload capabilities, and a customizable schedule. My primary contributions were designing the user flow and developing the wireframes.

Lord of the Flies: Book Cover Redesign
I reimagined the cover of the classic novel, Lord of the Flies. I designed a modern reinterpretation of the front cover, back cover, and spine to give the timeless story a fresh visual identity.

The Labyrinth: Trailer Redesign
I reimagined a movie trailer for a film released before the advent of modern editing tools like Premiere Pro and After Effects. I selected The Labyrinth, using After Effects to craft a trailer that both honors the original film and incorporates contemporary editing techniques.

01. Mars Rover Campaign: Poster Series
This mock campaign centered around the Mars rovers, drawing inspiration from their real-world missions and research. Each poster, designed with a minimalistic aesthetic, featured a different rover and mission, visually linking the series together. By analyzing data from missions like Curiosity, I developed a concept that mirrored scientific objectives such as terrain analysis, soil sampling, and the search for past life, ensuring the campaign was both visually engaging and research-driven.

02. Alice by Heart: Typographic Poster
Designed for Loyola’s Theatre and Dance Department, this poster for Alice by Heart focused on bold typographic storytelling. Using a dramatic type treatment, I applied a gradual distortion effect to the final word of the featured quote to symbolize decay and emotional loss. Elements inspired by Alice in Wonderland were incorporated to visually connect the production to its literary roots.

03. Perfume: Product Design

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04. Jazz Night: Event Poster
Created for the Young Bucks Jazz Orchestra’s performance at Gasa Gasa, this poster embraced an Art Deco-inspired style, using InDesign and Illustrator. The design features an illustrated figure with cigarette smoke that highlights the event name, "Jazz Night," blending classic jazz imagery with elegant, period-appropriate visuals.

04. Lord of the Flies: Book Cover Redesign
For a project in Print Design and Narrative, I reinterpreted the cover of Lord of the Flies, focusing on colors and symbolism that reflect the novel’s central themes of chaos, the loss of innocence, and human darkness. The repeated motif of flies was used to visually represent key moments and the story’s unsettling tone.

05. Degular Type Specimen: Web Layout
I created a mock type specimen book for the typeface Degular, presented as a responsive website layout. Designed to reflect the typeface’s common usage in digital interfaces, the project showcased its versatility across different weights, sizes, and applications in a sleek, modern web format.

06. Berry Bomb Smoothie Co.: Mock Menu Design
This project involved creating a minimalistic and modern menu for the fictional brand Berry Bomb Smoothie Co. Using a clean sans-serif typeface for optimal readability, I incorporated fruit illustrations to emphasize the brand’s use of fresh, real produce, distinguishing it from competitors in the hypothetical market.

07. Xerox Logo Animation
Inspired by the xerographic process, I created a motion graphic for Xerox that mimics the movement of light and scanned lines across a surface, symbolizing image reproduction. The clean, simple animation ties the company’s visual identity back to its technological origins through modern motion design techniques.

In InDesign > select the URL > Type > Hyperlinks & Cross-References > New Hyperlink > Click Ok > File > Export > Adobe PDF (Interactive)

Please let me know if you have any questions!

In InDesign > select the URL > Type > Hyperlinks & Cross-References > New Hyperlink > Click Ok > File > Export > Adobe PDF (Interactive)

InDesign > select the URL > Type > Hyperlinks & Cross-References > New Hyperlink > Click Ok > File > Export > Adobe PDF (Interactive)

inspired by the song Meteor by John Wyndham (important to include Wyndham since "John" could be anyone). Please make these updates and resubmit your final as soon as possible.

Below are the other suggested project descriptions:

PACKAGE (PRINT DESIGN)
This project involved rebranding a pasta product from the ground up. After exploring naming conventions across global pasta brands, I selected “Bronze” as a reference to a key element of traditional pasta production. The final identity reflects a warm, approachable aesthetic inspired by artisanal, homemade products.

SYMBOL BOOK (PRINT DESIGN)
The Symbol Book centers on the late summer season, using curated imagery to explore thematic connections between objects. Each spread pairs photographs to create visual contrast, with color adjustments emphasizing warm and cool lighting to enhance the overall composition.

WEBSITE REDESIGN (INTERACTIVE)
This project involved redesigning a restaurant-focused website for New Orleans, building on an existing red-based color palette. After initial layout sketches, I developed a prototype in Figma to guide the final design. The result emphasizes clear hierarchy, refined typography, and high-quality imagery to strengthen usability and visual consistency.

GREAT IDEAS (DATA VIS.)
This project analyzes data from the Great Ideas of Western Man campaign, focusing on the nationalities and occupations of its contributors. I visualized this information through a world map highlighting each figure’s origin, supported by a detailed bar chart that compares key demographic patterns.