VF Corporation is a global leader in lifestyle apparel and footwear. They have over 30 brands such as Vans, Wrangler, Smartwool, Timberland, etc.
For their 2018 Global Leadership Conference, I took part in developing all the content for the three day long even in Arizona. Two weeks prior to the event I travelled on-site and worked alongside leaders in the company to prepare their presentations. Also, I worked with my companies production team and printers to produce signage and banners for the event.
I travelled to Arizona for the event and continued the tasks mentioned above. During this time we continued making edits and working with the production team to ensure the client had the most up-to-date presentations if they had any changes along the way.
This project involved a large group of people and juggling several different requests at the same time.
The objective was to create Accenture’s Corporate Citizen Report with new branding. Based off a basic template, I designed the report while working with a Creative Director and the client. Throughout the process, the template was manipulated in order to fit the clients evolving requests. Imagery and iconography was also found and created by myself.
There have been a variety of different projects I have been on for Bank of America. Social graphics, reports, storyboards, and e-vites have been among the most common things worked on.
Every year FedEx creates a holiday infographic fact sheet. The challenge here was to take the previous year's infographic and create a more logical and cohesive design.
Accenture Federal Services conducts monthly surveys. From these surveys, a theme is chosen and social graphics are created. The graphics shown are from a few different months, and shows the evolution of brand guidelines.
Responsible Battery Coalition was created to help with the management of car batteries from production through disposal. The request for this client was to create a clean logo that suggests recycling. The pieces of work created were a logo, brand guidelines, Word template, and PowerPoint template. Shown is the logo and a few select pages from the brand guidelines.
As a gift for departing coworkers, I use their hobbies and characteristics to create a poster for other coworkers to sign. Here are a few I have done.
Broken Mirror Brewery was a branding and packaging project done as a student. The name of the brewery and beer names were given and all involved different superstitions. After researching the origin of each superstition, I created a geometric visualization for each label. For example, one origin of spilled salt being unlucky goes back to the painting of the last supper. In the painting, Judas is knocking over a vessel of salt. Therefore, the one square is tilted to represent the one crooked disciple.
This project won a Student Merit in How Magazine's 2014 International Design Awards. It has also been featured in an article, "10 Intoxicating Beer Packaging Designs".
Freerice.com is a website dedicated to aiding poverty stricken people through education. It allows users to play educational games and for each correct answer, ten grains of rice is donated to starving countries around the world. This project objective was to reach educational professionals to use as a tool for their students. These posters were executed by myself as a student from photographing the imagery through the finished design.
Here are logos created professionally or as a student.
The objective of this campaign was to create awareness for American Gas Association. The idea was to create social graphics that click through to infographics housed on AGA's website for the user to learn something involving natural gas while being exposed to the website. Shown are corresponding social graphics and infographics.
Paralyzed Veterans of America is an organization that assists veterans who have experienced spinal cord injury or dysfunction. The Unstoppable campaign was an awareness campaign for this organization. The pieces of work show how much of an inspiration these veterans are despite the situation they have been handed.
Burson-Marsteller's Washington DC office threw a beginning of the year party called "Going for the Gold". It was at the same time as the beginning of the 2018 Olympics. The party planning committee wanted a logo or type treatment that could stand alone or be placed on collateral. Here is the logo and a few different simple pieces that were placed around the party.
