Graphic Design
Designing is my main passion. I love getting a new brief and diving right into the best ways to achieve the goals clients outlined and to bring a fresh creative perspective to the project. Feel free to check out the projects I've worked on below and reach out to me if you have further questions.
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Project Based Designs
Project: 75th Anniversary Chocolate Card
Client: United Nations Trinidad & Tobago
Details:
To celebrate the 75th anniversary of the United Nations in Trinidad and Tobago, I designed a greeting card that was packaged with a local chocolate bar. The card explained the history behind the local chocolate and the hand the United Nations played in working with small businesses like the cocoa industry to improve the country's economy.
Project: Company Brochure
Client: International Organization for Migration
Details:
I worked with the International Organization for Migration a.k.a the UN Migration Agency on a number of projects, one of which was to design a brochure that told their story. They asked for it to have a corporate tone, follow their brand guidelines, and visually show the work they've done in Trinidad and Tobago.
Inside of Brochure
Back of Brochure
Project: Album Release Cover
Client: Centennial College
Details:
As part of an assignment for my Design & Layout course in the Lifestyle Media Program at Centennial College, I was asked to create an album cover for a real or fictional musician. I chose to create an album release for Snazzi, a fictional Nigerian rapper who is releasing his first album after signing with Def Jam Recordings.
His album “GOAT” (Greatest of All Time) is intended to not only reaffirm Snazzi’s position in the Hip Hop industry but also features raw and explicit content never shared by the artist before. To properly convey this to his listeners, the album cover shows Snazzi’s bare torso with tattoos from moments in his life that made him the artist he is today. The only pieces of clothing visible are his jewelry; a beaded bracelet from his hometown, a necklace given to him by his father and earrings which were the first thing he bought with his first paycheck from the record label. His beanie and glasses complete his signature look.
The word “GOAT” is seen prominently behind him as he leans
into it with clasped hands and gazes upward. The positioning of the word and his stance were chosen to convey that the artist is confident in the content he’s created and is looking forward to further success in his career. The color scheme of black and white was used to draw attention to the artist but more so to the words behind him. It’s striking and would not have had the same appeal if it were in color.