Even though design is a huge part of my life, I try to take time enjoying other creative activities. Below you can view a few of my favourite works.
Q: Other than design, what another creative thing you like to do?
I like photography and try to use my Fujifilm X-T2 & DJI drone as much as possible.
Q: What mediums do you use when you're creating traditional art?
I like simple methods that turn out looking complex. Charcoal, shading markers, pens with different points sizes... I also love using multiple different things to create a unique image.
Software Used:
Adobe After Effects | Adobe Photoshop | Adobe Illustrator
Methods Used:
Vector Assets | Easing/Masking/Effects | Rotoscoping
Summary:
To create an 'explainer' video using motion principles and techniques taught in in class.
All assets (aside from music, sound effects and font) were created by me.
Software Used:
Adobe InDesign | Adobe Photoshop
Materials Used:
Picture Frame | Hot Glue | Moss | Misc. Objects
Skills Utilized:
Typography | Photo Editing | Brainstorming | Problem Solving
Summary:
The Infected Poster Series was created to battle the 'post pandemic' anxiety and the hyper fixation on contagion. By showcasing the word 'Infected' in front of different backgrounds with different information about viruses we've encountered in the 20th century, it makes us reflect and gain confidence that this too will pass.
To view each individual poster in larger scale, please click the image to the right.
Software Used:
Adobe InDesign | Adobe Photoshop
Materials Used:
Poster Board | Hot Glue | Marker | Wood Skewers | Misc. Objects
Skills Utilized:
Typography | Photo Editing | Brainstorming | Problem Solving
Summary:
The 'Story of the Pandemic' poster series was created for a Typography assignment where we had to follow reoccurring structure with ever changing visuals. This ensures the user that what they're viewing is part of a series or part of the same message/company.
These posters when read contain a story from a persons perspective during the height of the pandemic.
To view each individual poster in larger scale, please click the image to the right.