My Work

Take a look at everything I've worked on from social media, to event flyers, to club merchandise, to class projects. Hope you like what you see!

In freelancing with ALŌH, I create social media banners and manage the company's social media channels. Since joining ALŌH's team, we've seen an increase in engagement across all platforms -- our Instagram alone has gained over 1,500 followers in 6 months. We've worked hard to create enticing content, contract influencers, and streamline our paid social media advertising to gain as much reach as possible. These are just a handful of the successful graphics I've created for our pages.

Since April of this year, I've had the privilege of freelancing with FIS, a Fortune 500 financial tech company. I'm so grateful to be able to gain hands on graphic design experience and expand my B2B marketing skills with such an impactful company. FIS has over 800,000 followers on LinkedIn and over 7,000 followers on Instagram.

These marketing flyers created for ECPT (Emmanuel College Programming Team) were made using Canva, Adobe Illustrator, and Photoshop. Each of these flyers are printed and posted around campus and converted into Instagram-friendly square images. We also print large posters for our big events to get additional advertising.

With my internship at FableVision Studios, I played a key role in drafting and scheduling social media posts across X, Linkedin, and Facebook. These are just a handful of the posts I created during my time as their Marketing and Studio Operations Intern.

I've been lucky to be able to create and wear shirts for the ECPT board during our large-scale traditional events, along with apparel for the Swift Society. We've also ordered duffel bags for our ECPT board and advisor along with stickers to give away at Swift Society events. These were created using Canva, Illustrator, and Photoshop, and ordered on Custom Ink and Sticker Mule.

In the spring semester of my senior year, I was able to take Intro to Printmaking. I was taught the basics of linoleum carving, copper etching, and screen printing. Learning what it takes to create prints is opened my eyes to a whole new side of art that I had never understood before. Printmaking is tedious work, but uncovering your final piece after you take it out of the press is such a rewarding feeling that is so unique to the craft.

At Emmanuel College, I've created several projects while pursuing marketing and graphic design. These were made for classes I took called Poster & Information Design, Interactive Design, and Package & Publication Design. I used Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, Dimension, and Photoshop to create them, and one of them was printed on a wood burning printer!