I designed the graphics for Just for J's Glow Run 5K using Adobe Illustrator and Canva. While I designed the event logo and title in Adobe Illustrator to be used as a working part I created the graphic series using Canva. (I did also use a Vector graphic from Freepik.com (runner).) I learned a lot from this series, but mainly the power of pictures in graphics. I also learned that to promote an event or post on Facebook, they require little to no words on images. This will impact how I design Facebook graphics in the future.
These Instagram stories were design for a collaborative benefit with a local Fort Worth brewery. Combining the two brands took some creativity, but resulted in this colorful, icon graphic series. I designed these with intentional white spaces for animated stickers and to use Instragram's GIF and GPS features to collect user-generated content, which are important aspects of Just for J's social media strategy. This campaign was designed with for our overwhelmingly millennial, female audience.
The graphics above were designed as a part of a coordinated social media, website, and print campaign and based on a video. The goal of this project is to boost brand awareness and to increase donations on NTX Giving Day. You can see more about this, including the App Design, Website Design, & Video plan by clicking below.
Whether campus-based internal newsletters, printable resources for educators, or external-facing resources for parents, design plays an integral role in the effectiveness of communications.
Email headers for internal newsletters, and a unique logo for our response to COVID resources. This also came with a redesign of the entire newsletter template to improve the systems surrounding campus communication.
Printable guide to a face-to-face "choose your session" professional development day.
This body of work was referenced by my teammates in the Learners Inspired Podcast, Episode 2: "Tis the Season for Expo".