These are magazine spreads produced in indesign and illustrator. The first three are pages were designed for Art Professor, Nathan Peck’s tenure dossier book. The second to the last was produced for Chicago Art Department’s zine showcasing one of their resident artist. The last magazine page was created as an exercise in another graphic design course I took.
The display case was design in collaboration between Professor Peck and I. The three icons represent the three art clubs in the University.
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These square pages were produced in “Graphic Design for Architect” course that I took Spring 2008. We were asked to design page and cover layout using predominately black and white text. Color and an image were sneaked in later on.
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I do love to create infographics. The first two were produced for Saint Xavier Art Professor, Nathan Peck’s tenure dossier book. The first chart is a list of all the courses he has taught, along with course description, total number of students in each course and the frequency or corresponding semester for each course. The size of the red dot is relative to the amount of total students he has taught for the course.
The second diagram was also created for Nathan Peck’s tenure dossier book. This diagram illustrates visually the locations and names of all his professional gigs or exhibitions across the United States.
The third diagram was created for UrbanLab for their “Growing Water” book. This diagram illustrate the water cycle for Bay City, Michigan.
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These are posters created for “Graphic Design for Architect” course. The longer poster is tabloid and the small one is letter size.
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These are presentation posters I created back when I was in architecture school. The landscape posters are approximately 12′ x 7′ and the portrait one is approximately 3′ x 10′.
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