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These are screen shots of my motion piece titled East side Type for the Locating Place project. The idea is to display some unique type that is found on the East Side, connecting the pieces through motion and through the flashing of the lights. All pieces were carefully recreated in illustrator.
Field Guide to the Zilker Kite Festival. This guide takes the form of a fold up map/poster that opens to one side being history, types, contests, and map, while the other side contains a poster of images of kites found at the festival with an illustration indicating what type of kite it is.
My Vanity Salon site redesign attempts to simplify and clean up the existing website.
This was a concept map for the organization SETI with infographics highlighting constellations messages are sent to and an example of a message in the form of the Arecibo Message.
Kira, Girl Adventurer
An illustrated children's book that follows a brave young girl as she explores East Austin
Part 2 of the children's book about adventuring through East Austin
These were part of a group project showing completion and circular forms represented in various ways. The braille uses circles to write the word circle. The large circle shows various circular forms in slivers, some recognizable and some not.
This was a timeline of Graphic Design, more specifically directed at questions and topics our instructor requested we focus on rather than based solely on years.
This was a website redesign using the Apple website in the form of a Bodoni type Specimen. With Ali Diaz-Telo
This was a symbol design to bring historic awareness to the Mexican Free-tailed bats and the South Congress bat bridge.
For this motion project I chose to display the process of photosynthesis through a superhero-damsel in distress scenario. I worked much more in depth with after effects than I had previously and was able to incorporate both photo-based and scanned images.
For my Instructional Design project I chose to focus on creating the design for an interactive application that would allow the user to put together and sent a candy box from Big Top Candy Shop, a specialty candy boutique here in Austin. The design process was unique in that I had to consider the usability and ease of the application.
The Activity Booklet I designed for the TASA workshop series.
Button series for a Bauhaus exhibit at the Blanton.
I hope upon viewing the poster the ausience gets a sense of the frustration I felt surrounding this word. The needless repetition of something, at first glance seems to be an easily discernable and identifiable presence. By simply repeating the same idea, in other words, but adding no additional information. That is precisely where things became a bit more complicated for me. Needless repetition I can work with, but as I began to expand upon the idea and explore my options of repeating the idea more questions arose. How much is too much? What will effectively portray the fealings the word brings to me? But in a way that is just right, not too overdone, tasteful, and not overly an eyesore.
Snowboarding. You can very easily get down the mountain on a snowboard by simply pointing one nose of your board straight down. You will fly, reach speads you never knew possible, and most likely injure yourself. That is why, over the course of snowboarding history, a careful tenchinque has been perfected in order for the rider to display finesse and ease, while still having sufficient speed to get the feeling of flying and most importantly, be able to turn to avoid obstacles. This motion is a back and forth, repeted on both sides, sort of rocking motion that luls you into repeating and repeating and repeating, flowing beautifully back and forth, however without the express necesity of doing so. Tautology. That was the end result and idea behind the poster that I created. Going along with snowboarding, I attempted to bring in some of the culture and color and pop of what snowboarding is today, just to add more uneeded emphasis to the already apparent idea and feeling.
For the Type Specimen Book I chose to present Gotham. I find it to be one of the most beautifully created, multifunctional, and yet still entirely universal and simple typefaces I have yet to encounter. That is precisely what I attempted to convey in creating the book along with an overall flow and continuity.