These posters were created for my own exploration of type, texture, and color. Working with Procreate, I designed these to show my interest in stylization, grunge, and type hierarchy.

This poster’s purpose was to let me express my creativity through fluid shapes and structured patterns in font. I love anything that has to do with layered text to create new shapes. The foreground is an abstract mesh of statues I saw in Vienna.

Creating these two posters gave me a whole new way to view typography and color. I wanted these two posters to represent my exhibition in 2018, and they did just that. Both posters include multitudes of editing to look worn and torn down. The colors give a sophisticated yet inviting neon effect I loved so much. I can say without a doubt this set was one of my favorite creations of 2018.

In my spare time, I try and think creatively to get the gears turning for projects on the job. I wanted to portray my interest in photomanipulation, a hierarchy of type, and a strict color scheme. Fun one-offs like this are what I strive to do in the future with magazine covers, posters, and more.

This project's purpose was to explore negative space while still having a guide for the viewer's eye. The stylization of this poster shows my attention to detail and aesthetic for "street" styled posters.

This exhibition flyer was commissioned for my senior exhibition. I wanted to capture the importance of all of the degrees as well as the urgency of colors to get the viewers attention.

This vibrant poster is an example of how I enjoy manipulating color and space for form fit shapes inside text.