Lotus Light Is Born :
Here is how it all started. The class project was to create a futuristic product, so I came up with a holographic television created by a fake company called Lotus Light... I simply fell in love with the idea and decided to use it for my branding. Plus, it was the very first logo I'd ever made, so I don't think I did half bad.
School Newspaper Challenge:
During my first semester, the profesor gave us specifications on what he wanted to see on a "newspaper ad", the winner got his design printed in the school's newspaper. Did I win? No, I didn't but I still loved my design.
Tribute to Albrecht Durer:
I was so impressed by his story, and what he could do I had to make a piece of my own in honor of his brilliance.
Youth and Education Awareness:
As a teacher, and future University profesor I'm a strong advocate for education, and I had to create an artwork for my school's Youth and Drug Use awareness week. And I wanted to present the importance of what a good education can do for you. And what the consequences of not educating yourselves can be.
Isla de Cabra:
For my Final Project of Advertising Design class, we had to pick a beach from around the island and design a whole new Advertising Plan, including a logo, products, and original sign designs.
Zymbia Boutique X-mas Voucher:
During my internship at Zymbia Boutique, not only was I in charge of doing the photoshoots, but also handled the Graphic Design for all the promotions submitted. This was my favorite to work on.
TG Corp Logo:
As a freelance project I did in order to gain clients, I came upon this Plant Nursery who were seeking to reinvent their image.
Examples of Informative Sheets:
Here's just some informative layout designs I made to show my layout abilities. And who doesn't love avocados?
Landform The H.E.A.T. Expo 2017:
As a freelance project I worked for the landscaping company Landform of Central Florida. In the efforts to creating a brochure design for The H.E.A.T. Expo on 2017. Photographs used on the brochure were also shot by me.
