Infographic Projects

To help hone in on my graphic design skills, I took MEJO 182 (Intro to Graphic Design), MEJO 484 (Info Graphics), and MEJO 482 (Media Design) where I created the following designs. Each project balances strategy and creativity to transform raw information into visuals that are easy to understand, visually compelling, and built to communicate at a glance!

INFOGRAPHIC PROJECTS

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INFOGRAPHIC PROJECTS ☆

Magazine Editorials

Coulture Magazine Editorial - The Death & Revival of Print

The Loneliness Epidemic Flipbook (MEJO 484)

Served as a part of a multidisciplinary design team to help create “The Loneliness Epidemic,” an interactive digital journal that investigates the growing crisis of social isolation among young adults.

Contributed to the layout design of the 'Causes' section, as well as data visualization, and visual storytelling—translating complex information into a compelling, accessible format using infographics, illustrated assets, and digital publishing tools.

Bubbz Brand Identity Guide Flipbook

(MEJO 482)

Developed a full brand identity system, including logo design, typography, color palette, and packaging for Bubbz, a conceptual organic soda brand designed for health-conscious Gen Z and Millennial consumers seeking a more vibrant alternative to traditional soft drinks.

The visual language draws inspiration from real fruit flavors and carbonation, using bright, saturated colors and bubbly, rounded forms to reflect energy and effervescence. This project explores how bold, playful design can coexist with themes of natural ingredients and modern wellness.

FENIAN MAGAZINE

(MEJO 482)

Created a topical, intensely-focused, bilingual digital zine that explores the rise of Kneecap, a boundary-pushing Irish rap group redefining language, identity, and resistance through music. Blending English and Irish, the zine mirrors the band’s own linguistic duality—celebrating the revival of the Irish language while making their message accessible to a global audience.

Through a mix of cultural history, political context, and visual storytelling, it traces Kneecap’s journey from Belfast’s underground scene to international recognition. At its core, the zine captures how their music transforms language into a tool of rebellion, amplifying voices that refuse to be silenced.

LOLLAPALOOZA PUBLICATION (MEJO 482)

For this assignment, I was tasked with redesigning the visual aspects of a popular music festival. I chose to rebrand Lollapalooza by reimagining the festival’s visual identity through a vibrant, newspaper-inspired lens—blending editorial structure with the energy of live music.

Drawing on the urban spirit of Lollapalooza, I designed a bold, print-driven system that organizes artist lineups like front-page headlines, using dynamic typography, high-contrast color, and rhythmic layouts to mirror the festival’s electric atmosphere. The result is a visually immersive identity that feels both nostalgic and contemporary, capturing the chaos, culture, and excitement of a city-wide music experience.

Infographics & Posters

Design Culture Now Spec Poster - MEJO 482

Lollapalooza Event Poster Rebrand - MEJO 482

How to Pour a Pint of Guinness - MEJO 484

Breakfast at Tiffany's Overview - MEJO 182

Collage Work

One of my favorite forms of art is collage, as some of my inspirations are taken from Dada artists like Hannah Höch and Henri Matisse! In the spring of 2025, I took my first collage art class and made some very special pieces, check them out :)

COLLAGE WORK

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COLLAGE WORK ☆

CERAMIC PROJECTS

I love collecting little ceramic trinkets from my travels, so I decided to take a ceramic class over the summer in 2024 and make my own ceramic trinkets for my friends and family!