Category Archives: Graphic Design

Last week I designed both a webpage and mobile page for a travel agency, this week I took that branding and made it into an atypical and informative brochure. In order to stay with last week’s work I kept all the typography the same and or similar and all the text box and background colorsContinue reading “Info & Data Graphics: Brochure Design”

Websites are one of those base platforms that every company needs. It gives you a home base for your clients to go to. They can see your product get a sense of your companies values and see that it’s not an online scam buying from you. But now a days you can’t just through allContinue reading “Designing For the Web: Desktop & Mobile Design”

In the blog post before this one I had to make a logo for a fake brand or company of my design. So I created the fun candle company “Cozy Candles”. Its main selling demographic are women in their teens and adulthood, hence the pink color and simple unique typeface. In this part two ofContinue reading “Branding & Visual Identity: Ad Design”

Creating a company with a good product or service is hard, but making sure that company has a good marketing strategy and brand identity is even harder. But it’s also extremely necessary. Pretty every company you’ve bought from or service you’ve used has been branded because it’s a way for consumers to differentiate between products.Continue reading “Branding & Visual Identity: Logo Design”

While studying different Milton Glaser color renditions, we were tasked with creating our own version. I chose to use the side profile of Harry Styles (one of my absolute favorite people on earth) and create a design that would be fun and remind people of one of his #1 songs, “Watermelon Sugar”. I also specificallyContinue reading “Visualization & Color”

For this project I chose to visual represent the word “music”. Clearly when we think of music we think of the notes that are strung together to make the music and just like music notes, letters get strung together to create words. After reading about the different parts of a letter and what to doContinue reading “Layout & Typographic Design”

After studying a few Norman Rockwell paintings and seeing how he can tell full stories with just one picture that has a ton of detail, I wanted to try it out myself. I was challenged with taking 10 different/separate photos that I took and composite them together into one picture that told a story. SinceContinue reading “Visual Communication: Composition”

Creating art isn’t just the use of random lines and shapes of all different kinds of color and size on a random canvas and calling it a day. There’s thought that goes into every little detail. What’s the focal point? What are my leading lines? What do I want in my background that will helpContinue reading “Visual Design Basics: Abstract Art”