Below are a few spreads from the portfolio book that I photographed and designed for Creative Promotional Products. They work with so many companies, such as Absolut, Proctor and Gamble, Hard Rock, Schick, and Geico. They specialize in not so ordinary promotional products… for example, this 4 foot Mikes sandal (which drew a lot of attention as I shot this on the beach).

I had a blast shooting and laying out this book. This was my first time shooting products instead of people, and I really enjoyed setting up each scene. The concept was to present their portfolio in a clean layout and let the images speak for themselves. We paired words that describe what Creative and their products are all about. Now they have the perfect leave behind piece to give to clients after meetings.

This past Friday night was the opening of our Senior Show. I can’t believe the time has finally come! I am a week and a half away from graduating!

Opening night was a blast! We had 42 informative exhibits on various social issues.  Many friends, family, alumni, and creatives from the local design community joined us for the night. Below are some pics from the event.

My exhibit is on human trafficking also known as modern-day slavery. I was lucky enough to find an amazing advocate, Katie Resendiz, at the International Rescue Committee. I am so excited because they are actually going to be using my campaign! Special thanks to my friend David Blakeman, who shot some dramatic black and white portraits that appear on all of my campaign materials. Check back soon for another post of my whole design campaign for the project.

Also we did a timelapse video of the setup for the exhibit.. You will see me running around in a orange and white shirt! Thanks to vis comm alum Mark Dudlik for putting this together.

Logo design and promotional CD cover for Visio Dei, a new church starting up in the Phoenix/Arcadia area.

My good friend Karen is starting up a photography business focusing on maternity photos. I was so excited to design her logo and some promotional material. You can check out some of her photos here.

This is the first project of the semester for my Visual Communication class. The assignment was to combine two letters to make a symbol, and then create a business name for the symbol to represent. I chose to use the letters d and p, and I used Daisy Patch Floralhouse for my business name.

Arizona Indicators is a project that I have been working on during my internship with the Office of the President at ASU. The goal of the project is to enable Arizonans to chart, measure, and assess the development and changes in their communities over time. The AIP mission is to address the serious need for quality, transparent, accessible data that will illuminate the current state and emerging trends in metropolitan Phoenix and the State of Arizona. I have designed the logo, website layout, and many other design materials related to the project.

Logos designed a while back for a non-profit organization, Love God Love People that has a heart for serving the people of Puerto Penasco, Mexico.