Lighthouse graphic designed for Digital Imaging Fundamentals class. Designed entirely in Photoshop. This was the first project I had in Digital Imaging Fundamentals where the idea of the project was up to us. We had to utilize all the skills we had learned up to that point but the direction of the project was left entirely up to us. I like landscapes so that was the first thing I started with and while looking up reference images, I found a lighthouse in one that inspired me for the idea of this image. I like how the lighthouse came out but my favorite bit is the wave graphic on the water.
Primary American Spaces logo designed for Creative Digital Media Problem Solving, working with the US State Department's Office of American Spaces. Designed in Photoshop and Canva. American Spaces' former logo incorporated an American Flag for obvious reasons, so I wanted to keep that in my redesign. I chose a font that was sans-serif for a more modern look, and increased the kerning to emphasize the idea of "space" in a literal sense and for visual aesthetic. I used the same colors that US State Department uses for the American Flag logo.
Secondary American Spaces logo designed for Creative Digital Media Problem Solving, working with the US State Department's Office of American Spaces. Designed in Canva. At one point in the design phase of the logo redesign, this was my original concept for the American Spaces logo. My initial thought was to take inspiration from the United States' State Department logo which is a seal, and follow the creative process from there. I wanted something more simple as far as the design went, because government logos usually focus of the content rather than complex visual aesthetics.
Typography project designed for Applied Typography class focusing on the font Baskerville. Designed in Photoshop and Illustrator. Baskerville was originally invented for use in the printing of books, so I wanted to have an old paper/papyrus "look" to my final design. Unconventionally, I took inspiration for the layout from Yugioh cards, as they were a large part of my childhood growing up. I kept the color palette limited to black and red so I didn't have a lot of colors that might be distracting.
