A set of miscellaneous designs I have done through the years!

From dragons to griffons, I explore the explanations and theories behind some of the world's most iconic mythical creatures.

This book features meticulously crafted illustrations of all manor of beasts. MY goal was not only to display their unique, commonly known features, but to show the versatility of their depictions and how their image has evolved through history.

Whether you're a fan of mythology, history, or art, this book offers a unique perspective on the fascinating intersection between reality and imagination.

Print material used for various uses at Lost Dog & Cat Rescue Foundation. The first few images are of a thank you card provided to donors, with a collage of many of the dogs and cats that were up for adoption at the time.

The back is a short description of the rescue and their mission, with the inside being a thank you message for those who generously donated to the mission!

The fifth image was an advertisement for a virtual adoption event that provides a QR code to donate, as well list the companies that provided grants to the rescue for the event.

The final two images are the front and back of a flyer that advertises the rescue, providing crucial information that those interested in supporting Lost Dog & Cat Foundation can use to do so!

I laid out and designed this comic to function both in print and digitally in a vertical scrolling format. I vastly enjoyed illustrating the cover for this! I focused on a simple color monochromatic color scheme, so that more important panels can stand out more and provide emphasis to the visual designs of certain illustrations.

Summary:

Xeno, a teenage robot, wakes up to the world to find it filled with AI noise. With this noise giving her a big headache, she tracks down the robot responsible and explains her discomfort in a diplomatic and respectful manner.

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A project made for Tuckahoe Recreation Club, driven by the need to compile all the essential information that employees would need to be successful.

I made it with efficiency in mind, prioritizing a simple design that clearly indicated breaks in topics for ease of navigation. Its size was kept small (4.25"x6.75") to allow ease of carry, and not to take up too much space in someone's drawer or book case!

The cover uses a photo of the clubs main outdoor pool, edited with photoshop to create a crisp image that captures the heart of the space.