Role- Animator

Deration: 3week

This animation was done in 15FPS (frames per second) hand drawing each frame. I was inspired by the old Akira Kurosawa films and wanted to replicate them to the best of my ability.

I use Procreate animation feature as my designated software and composited everything in Premier Pro.

Role-Designer

Duration: 3week

The Film Noir Brochure was a pretty interesting one to say the least. Using only two colors to make this piece was challenging yet invigorating. I chose ghostly liked figures for the images to portray the actors because it reminded me of classic movies that are so memorable even though the actors are long gone. The typeface I decided to use was mainly of an older type of noir style.

Deration: 2week

Role-Designer

This MoMA article was following the same concept as the product. It is calm, minimalistic and botanical. I put the draping ivy in the background to increase the aesthetic appeal. The circles and the waviness conveyed meanings of nature and growth as well having a soothing effect.

When I was designing this I was keeping in mind the packaging and not wanting to replicate it but rather mimic the concept. I also wanted to follow a similar color pallet as the box I had to review.

ROLE- Designer

In this project, the client was interested in a unique perspective of a classic car postcard. For the vehicle, I chose a 1969 Camaro focusing on the drivers side hood logo and headlights. Since this project was eccentric, I thought that particular vehicle angle matched, as did the use of developing a 2-tone and 4-tone postcard. The blurred line effect was used for smoother transitions between the use of only purple and yellow. The “Vintage” logo was added for nostalgia purposes.

For this project, I was heavily inspired by Italian Classics. The typography used was of an ancient European style, mainly Italian, to give a more sophisticated feel to the brand. The new logo idea was inspired by the sword and shield of the knight templar, and was fitting. The logo color represents the Italian flag. I incorporated the preexisting SanPellagrino star on my new logo re-design as well. The marble box depiction was influence by Italian stone and granite statues and architecture. I also put the logo on the flaps so it would stand out along with the name as the boxes are stacked in store displays. The can revamp is the same for all, with the exemption of the paint brush stroke representing the flavor.

I capture images around my house and places were people over looked.

Redesigning Nike Shoes for the disabled who could not tie their shoes. Engineering an adaptive sneaker specifically for users with limited dexterity, ensuring a secure fit without the need for manual tying.

A selection of images captured at a private showing of classic and contemporary automobiles, highlighting design details and atmospheric lighting.

In this Chip Kidd feature magazine article, I incorporated his photo connected through a continuing bubble effect with two of his lesser known books. The circles were used as what a seating arrangement would look like in a book club or classroom. Red and white was used as a strong contrast to draw attention and bring about a feeling of excitement.

This is a series of abstracted photos i’ve taken with my camera and photoshopped.