Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label design. Show all posts

Respite



What will you be doing in five years? This is the question we answered in our second project of senior year.

Insomnia has been a huge part of my life, and my dream (no pun intended) is that in five years, I will be able to sleep through the night. I created a space that was optimal for sleep according to physiological and psychological factors. It includes chromatherapy, sound therapy, meditation techniques, and advice from various doctors and other insomniacs.

Operation Oracle

First assignment of senior year! Were were told to choose a subculture and identify their ideology, then create a methodology based on those parameters and design for or about the subculture. I chose Anonymous, a group based on the internet. I created a campaign for Anonymous called "Operation Oracle," which reacted to the fact-checking culture following the 2012 GOP Convention. To see the full campaign, visit Operation Oracle on my website.




At my presentation, I handed out stickers. As of a semester later, this is still in the room:



Iona College Instrumental Ensemble

Identity for the Iona College Instrumental Ensemble, in New Rochelle, NY.



As a business card to be handed out:


Variations on color:








Research Center / CAS Writing Tutors



Stress Board Fall 2012

Same project as last semester. This time around I used photography that looked like the actual board. If you look carefully you can see where someone decided to draw on my poster! The wonderful librarians approved the drawing of the library logo as well.


Halloween at Mugar

Done with the amazing illustrations of Ava Devoe. Super fun to do some cheesy Rocky Horror-style type!


Meet Your Friends at the Library

To advertise the fiction offerings at Mugar Library, I illustrated five characters and incorporated them into a poster series.


The following are the 13x19" variations.




The following are the digital display variations.


Below are the illustrations by themselves.







Comm Ave Fair 2012

For Comm Ave Fair at BU, I created T-shirts for Mugar Library, as well as LIFESIZE 6'x3' Emily Dickinson and William Shakespeare! We also had mini golf. I made posters for all the booths as well, as well as a coloring book, and the individual obstacles for the mini golf (Mount Doom and the hat from A Clockwork Orange). (It was a busy few weeks!)




To see Emily and Will in action, check out the blog post our team made about them.



New Library Website

A poster designed to advertise the new library website. This was done in sizes 50x72, 24x30, 13x19, and letter size as well. (The version below is 24x30).


Musical Tapestries

This book was actually published! I designed the cover for Kendall Hunt publishers. You can buy the book here.



The Gates Are Closing

For Temple Emeth's production. Using my own typeface.


CTIA Postcard

Promotional for the conference. In keeping with the brand, I restricted fonts and colors but went with a more dynamic use of typography in "Save the Date."


Current Trends in Autism Conference 2012

At the same internship, I was assigned the branding of CTIA, a major conference in November. I created a brand book, schedules, Facebook materials, an exhibitor information package, a postcard, and other items. The poster is below.





Athletes 4 Autism & CTIA Conference

I got an internship at The Autism Research Foundation, whose program Athletes 4 Autism, the very week I was starting, were chosen by Deion Branch and Popchips Game Changers as the Game Changer Charity of the Year. To kick off their celebratory event I created several screen materials for them: a "slider" to use on their website, a facebook-compliant photo to use in their timeline, and a cover photo. Two of these are here:










TARF is also gearing up for their Current Trends in Autism Conference 2012.












The social media icons were made by me. I'm thinking of putting it up as a free .ai soon.

They're live (along with 4 that don't appear here) now! (as of date of posting)