This project comprises three posters forming an artistic unit, exploring the multifaceted aspects of human nature through dark archetypes—demons, wizards, and goblins. These mystical representations challenge us with temptations and fears, urging introspection for personal growth and enhanced self-awareness.

This project refers to the process of creating a unique visual identity that represents me as a designer. This identity includes a logo, color palette, typography, design elements, and overall style that can be applied consistently across various materials such as business cards, portfolios, websites, social media profiles, and other promotional materials.

For this exciting rebranding project I chose Davines, an Italian luxury haircare brand that holds a special place in my heart. Renowned for its commitment to sustainable beauty and its use of premium ingredients, Davines embodies elegance and quality.

This project involves crafting a Winter Olympics set in a location of our choice. Inspired by one of my passions for the Renaissance Era, and Greek Mythology, I chose to base it in Athens, Greece. My aim was to capture the essence of the original Olympics while infusing it with a contemporary flair, merging tradition with a modern touch.

For this User Prototype project, I developed comprehensive digital mockups for all screens of your mobile app, "What's In My Fridge?". This app is designed to help users organize their fridge efficiently while also saving money and reducing food waste. By providing a streamlined interface and intuitive features, the app empowers users to manage their food inventory effectively, track expiration dates, and plan meals based on available ingredients. This thoughtful design aims to enhance user convenience and promote sustainable consumption habits.

During my Fashion Design class in October, the assignment centered on crafting a full outfit, focusing on intricate designs for both the front and back of an outfit of our choosing. As spooky season approached, I was inspired by the classic novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. It was fun to put my own spin on this design by adding a unique 1920s flair to his outfit.