Graphics Gallery
Marketing through text is about the reliability of your past creations.
Marketing through design is about broadcasting that that reliability through new creations, while using past creations to maintain consistency.
The tiniest things create the biggest ideas — small art is a passion and a fascination for me.
myCHOICE Animation (and variants)
All assets were static icons and logos (which I do not own). I turned them into an intro animation to be used in videos of program events. The three lower icons at the end are separate aspects of the program that each have their own type of events and thus their own video series, hence the variations below.
myCHOICE miniFlyers
myCHOICE is a career development program, and as such would have weekly events (remote at the time) focused on particular career fields, typically with several guest speakers. I created small flyers to promote these events, used on the website homepage slider and uploaded event recordings.
CIRCLE Logo
A logo made for a lab focused around both clinical sleep studies and hospital staff training. The ‘i’ is an altered piece of pre-existing art made for one of their studies.
You can view the website built for this client in UX/UI.
BOOST Infographic
This was promotional material for a 4-year study. I was given info on the study and the logo in the center, along with the bottom text. Both the satellite and meteor were created from royalty free clip art I minimalized and otherwise altered to match the style of the rocket ship. This was embedded into emails in PDF format to retain the survey link hotspot.
myCHOICE Asset Library
An example of the compilation of assets into an organized library (based in Adobe CC), for efficient and intuitive use of all team members
MVP Flyer (and variants)
This is a promotional flyer made for a new service offered by the client. I created the logo for the service in the art style of the pre-existing services, which were incorporated into the background pattern. I was given a summary of what the service provides, so I sectioned that process along with parts of the new logo to simulate that progression — simple enough.
