For this project, I was tasked with creating the logo and general branding of Democracy Dialogues for the the McLean County Museum of History. This is an event that celebrates the intergenerational discussion of the Declaration of Independence and inspiration of collective action. I based the colors off of the museum's color palette while keeping the focus of the event (discussion) prominent in the logo. They wanted something that would lend itself well to typographical experimentation which is what led to the design below.

I am currently an intern at the McLean County Museum of History and I was tasked with creating the visuals for the Day of the Dead. I had to make flyers in both english and spanish, a facebook post, handout and a facebook banner. I started with looking at designs in previous years and taking elements from it like marigolds and the museum colors in order to create work that both reflected Day of the Dead and the Museum's visual identity.

Apart from being a Graphic Designer, I am a Photographer. I went on a trip to Tennessee this fall and took many pictures on this trip. Being in a photobook class I made a book using images I took myself and carefully editing and formatting these images in InDesign in order to print out and hand make the book myself. I learned bookbinding in order to better present my work and also use my skills as a graphic designer to format.

If you love dessert then you'll love this book. For this project I was tasked with creating a cookbook. I chose to do it based on my family dessert recipes handed down to me by my mother. For the cover I used an image I took when visiting Mexico a few years ago. The main focus on this project was type and paragraph styles, as it was my first time formatting a larger piece of text. Having said that I got a consistent and fun design that both is easy to read and alludes to the general theme of the cookbook.

Have you ever been to the circus? You might want to check this one out. For this project I was in charge of designing the branding and identity of the Baraboo Circus Bash in Wisconsin. Starting off by doing research on typical circus branding like Cirque du Soleil, Big Apple and The Ringling Bros, I realized that many stick to traditional circus branding and I decided to do something different bright and modern. With a dark background to imitate the inside of the big top I wanted to offset that using bright primaries to imitate the lights and magic that circus emits.

Cordoba coffee is a brand that brings the vibrant spirit of mexico's coffee growing regions to every cup. For this project I was tasked with the conception of the brand and representing its values through design. Starting with the brainstorming of a brand id be passionate about and then using elements of their mission to inspire every part of the design from the logo to the patterns and colors used in my final brand application.

For this project I was tasked with making a carousel for the brand Canyon Spirit. For this I started off looking at the brand guide, materials and instagram posts in order to get a feel for their brand and brand images. I then did some research on their brand and on something that could be used to better market them, I specifically focused on accessibility and their promise to make travel accessible.

Being a first generation latine, when given the option to make a zine with a topic of my choice, I chose to do it about a topic that is near and dear, that being Chicano Poster Art. In this zine I explore the history of Chicano Poster Art and what started the movement in the US. I did a strenuous amount of research, planning and editing in order to gather the images, design and content in this zine.