This is the design for a "zine" that I created for entry into the Sierra College library a year or two ago—which I did get into. I've included the bleed lines as demonstration that I know how to create images for print. The theme is based on the nightmares I often get, and some of the interesting imagery that comes with them.
I designed a poster to potentially be used for a design event for Sierra College. It was a class-wide competition, which I unfortunately lost as I got 4th place. While I didn't make it to the podium, this is one of my first attempts at using Adobe Illustrate, so I still have some pride over it. I would love to redo it some day with what I learned from it.
This is a poster I created during the pandemic. While it could technically classify as a digital "illustration", I do no feel that it works as it is a collage. Additionally, it was made for an assignment where we were given quite a bit of creativity. While I am capable of following strict directions to achieve a client's vision, I feel tha it is important to show that I can come up with my own ideas if it is helpful to the overall goals of a project.
This was an assignment to create a bottle/can design for a fictional tea company called "Vibrancy Tea Lab". We were given the logo at the top, some required elements, as well as the product information which I was told to include in our design. This is what I came up with for the original flavor, and I have 4 more designs for alternative flavors.
This is an example of an alternative flavor for the Vibrancy Tea Lab product label from the design above. Iterations are an important aspect when considering a design, and I hope my examples illustrate my attention to detail.