In my Typography 2 class, I undertook the creative challenge of re-imagining book mock-ups for "The Outsiders." Drawing inspiration from the novel's themes and atmosphere, I crafted designs that sought to visually capture the essence of the narrative.
My process book captures the journey of my work throughout the semester, documenting my creative process, daily life, and reflections. It includes 24 spreads (48 pages) showcasing sketches, design iterations, printed works, and personal insights, blending art with storytelling. For the front and back cover, I designed a cohesive visual that reflects the book’s theme.
For Copper Woods, I designed a logo that captures the brand’s rustic and timeless aesthetic. I incorporated earthy tones and organic elements to reflect its connection to nature and craftsmanship.
In my Design and Concepts class, we were assigned to create three posters for various social causes, and I chose to focus on the issue of teen drug use. Through impactful visuals and design elements, my posters aimed to raise awareness and discourage drug abuse among teenagers. This project emphasized the role of design in conveying important social messages and sparked valuable discussions within the class.
