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- My Various Work

- The "EMOJI" Series

Package Die-Cut

Emoji Noodle Packaging

This is a packaging I made for a theoretical brand of whole grain instant noodles called “UNAMI” as a play on the word "UMAMI" (it definitely wasn’t a typo that slipped by until it was too late into the project). Despite that, I think the unique name gives the project more character. The visuals and logo were made in Illustrator.

Type-Classification Comic Strips

Emoji Comic Strip Panels

These are comic panels from a larger poster I created to describe the eight classifications of type and fonts, using a greyscale/black and white comic strip format with emojis. Individual assets were created and edited in Illustrator and Photoshop and then formatted in InDesign.

Anti-Gambling Booklet

Emoji Anti-Gambling Booklet Front/Back Cover + Example Page

This is the cover and back pages of a stylized anti-gambling campaign that was meant to be an informative booklet mimicking the motifs of For Dummies books. I also have an example of one of the spread pages within the book. The individual assets were also made and edited in Illustrator and Photoshop before being formatted in InDesign.

- The Miscellanous Art Section

Character Design Drawing Practice

Row of Cartoon Characters

These aren’t anything special; they are just sketches I lifted from my sketchbook, but these were the first time I ever painted something in Photoshop, and it was a learning experience in using colors and brushes within the program.

Soft Pastel Work

4 Soft Pastel Drawings

The 4 drawings above consist of 2 still lifes, 1 comic book-inspired cover, and a honeycomb closeup, all made with soft pastel chalk. I'd say I liked making these, but the medium is so goddamn messy it's not even funny.

- Layout Extravaganza

Indesign Image Dump

Tesla Annual Magazine Pages 'UGLY' Book Front and Back Cover Restaurant and Gaming Magazine Spreads

The set of images above (from left to right) is a Tesla Annual Report I made. It wasn't my first choice for a project, but it taught me how to use tables and data in InDesign. The second image set is a VOGUE book cover discussing 'changing beauty standards' that is based on the layout of Diary of a Wimpy Kid books. The final image set includes two-page spreads I created for a fancy White Castle menu and a Mega Man 3 video game manual.

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