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Medium: Adobe Illustrator
Dimensions: 8.5" × 11"
Date: 2026
This menu was designed for a fictional restaurant called "Tita Jun's" ("Aunt Jun's"). Since the restaurant is Filipino, I based the menu layout, colors, and logo on the Philippine flag. Also, because most Filipino restaurants have an old-fashioned aesthetic, I used duller colors and added traditional-looking patterns. But my personal style shows through the abstracted shapes in the food illustrations.
Although the assignment did not call for it, I took a step further and designed a logo to complete the flag-inspired layout with the sun and stars.
Medium: Adobe InDesign, Procreate
Dimensions: 8.5" × 11"
Date: 2026
This piece is meant to showcase my style, from the title to the illustration. Content-wise, the title and the placeholder text shows how my style relates to forms of storytelling, such as music and film. Visually, the overall piece shows my love for depth and dynamism, as well as fitting visual components together like a puzzle.
Medium: Procreate
Dimensions: 4.4" × 6.3"
Date: 2025
This invitation was designed for my own graduation party. Because I was graduating into an art degree, I mimicked a pencil drawing on a paper cutout. If you look closely, you may notice how the contour hatch marks look like the ticks on a ruler, which matches the theme of education.
Medium: Procreate
Dimensions: 11" × 8.5"
Date: 2026
This design was for an internship at a food pantry. To match the feeling of overabundance, I went for a design that would seem to burst out of the page. So, I created a top-heavy image that breaks through the frame and chose a style where the color wiggles outside the lines.
This piece was showcased at the LCCC Student Art Show 2026.
Medium: Linocut
Dimensions: 9" × 12"
Date: 2026
This print shows a silhouette of a monkey scrolling away on a phone. Much like monkeys mesmerized with an object, a lot of us are mesmerized with scrolling and scrolling and scrolling on social media.
It consumes us.
Medium: Linocut
Dimensions: 9" × 12"
Date: 2026
This print is a playing card design that shows off my geometric style, care for precision, and eye for detail. One comment from my professor fits this piece well: She described it as "deceptively simple."
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Medium: Adobe InDesign, Adobe Illustrator
Dimensions: 11" × 17"
Date: 2026
This poster series advertises a fictional circus version of prize fighting where anyone can sign up to fight onstage against a performer named the Maiden. To recreate the vintage circus style, stretched the text to emphasize words that hook viewers into action. I also used an arched title and concave compositions to act as gateways that feel inviting to viewers. This way, they are posters that not only advertise the event, but also make you feel like you are in the event, even just by looking at them.