Dreamr's Portfolio

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Teagether

This was a long project that took many weeks to design. I was to make a fictitious drink and determine the audience to market it to. The required pieces were three wrap-around labels, mockups with those labels, and advertisements for the drink.

Thumbnails

For this project, I was assigned to do a tea brand and decided to do one marketed towards children. I felt that there is not much of a market for healthy drinks for kids that are also visually appealing not much of a market for healthy drinks for kids that are also visually appealing. I chose the name Teagether with the idea that the parents and children would both enjoy this drink. While making these illustrations, I decided to focus on leaves being a main aspect of the logo.

Final Logos

I chose to put the tea leaves around the words to give a visual of the outdoors. I also chose a more playful font to catch children's eyes. For future proofing, I showed that the "tea" in the logo should change depending on the flavor.

Mockups

The three labels on the right are to show how different flavors would be designed.

Advertisements

Lastly, this is one of the advertisements for Teagether. I wanted this drink to focus on children enjoying the outdoors and using Teagether as an addition to fun. I created the slogan "Give them adventure, Give them Teagether" to emphasize that children could have great adventures while drinking Teagether.

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22Production Internship

I have created multiple ads and a worksheet for the photography business 22Production. They focus on helping women of color advance their business. The ads are specifically for Instagram and the worksheet is for their summer program.

Back To School

I was tasked with making and Instagram graphic for a back to school photoshoot sale. I was to include a sale code, dates, and a clear call to action.

Ad Remakes

For these two ads, I was told to remake the original ads with the same information. My remakes are on the left and the originals are on the right.

School Worksheets

One last thing I was asked to do was to make an ice-breaker type worksheets for teens 16-18. Along with another intern, we decided a bingo sheet would be an active activity to get them to talk to each other.

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MorGainz Elite Cycle

The research

MorGainz Elite Cycle is a third party spin studio for MorGainz Fitness, a gym studio. The client wanted a logo that was "simple, elegant, badass", incorporated fire or possibly a phoenix, and to keep the red and black of MorGainz Fitness's logo (left). To differentiate from the main studio, I wanted to incorporate the bike that my client uses in his gym (right).

First pass

I gave multiple iterations of different sketches I had and labeled each design to better communicate what we were going to keep and what to change.

Second Pass

For this pass, my client wanted to try a wheel and regular bicycle for the emblem logo (left two images), to try and have a version with a script font that fills the "elegant and badass" description middle two images), and a finalization of the bike and fire design (right 2 images)

Final Pass

After comparing different emblem designs, I felt as though mine was lacking and added more to it. For the cursive design, we decided on having the fire has the dot in the i's to keep a similarity in both designs.

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Pokemon Infrographic

I think Rangers would post posters for specific Pokémon if they are considered dangerous for the area. After making the Hydreigon poster, I realized that it did not need a Sightings page because the posters would only be in places Hydreigon have been spotted.

Finalizing a Style

I solidified the style while making the Pumpkaboo and Phantump poster. For Pokémon with two types the backgrounds would represent that types color. If a Pokémon only needed one page, the text boxes would be the color of the second typing. And lastly, a Pokémon with one type but multiple pages would follow the same color scheme for all pages.

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Pokemon Store Reimaginings

This is a self-project I am working on in my free time. These are logos and fictional merchandise for real and imaginary locations in Pokemon games.

Corphish-Based Seafood Restaurant

These logos are inspired by the Pokemon Corphish (far-right). This Pokemon is visually similar to a lobster and inspired me to think of a seafood restaurant whose branding is based on Corphish. As far as I know, there is not in-game restaurant based on Corphish.

Spinda's Cafe

This logo is inspired by Spinda’s Cafe is Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky. Spinda’s Cafe includes a juice bar where the player can turn editable items into drinks that will boost stats and can be approached my other Pokémon to join their team.

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In-Universe Pokémon Guide

In Pokémon , the roads you take to get to towns are commonly called routes. These routes will have grass where wild Pokémon may jump out at you. Pokémon Rangers are known as guardians of Pokémon and nature and help keep the peace between people and Pokémon.

Inspiration

After hiking through local areas, I noticed trail signs that tell you about the area and animals you may encounter. I wondered if Pokémon Rangers would put signs up for novice trainers and locals.

Route Guide

This route has information from the Nintendo DS games Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum.

Assets I Made

For map markers I made flat versions of Pokéballs because they are distinct from each other. I also made a compass rose based on the Quick Ball because it has multiple points like a compass rose.