Bauhaus Buttons

These buttons were designed to represent the Bauhaus movement and were to be given to visitors of an exhibition at the Blanton Museum in Austin. The poster was designed to inform and display the system of buttons to curators at the Blanton. The text reads: "The complete set of commemorative buttons features different prominent artists from the Bauhaus movement. A subset of four buttons are designed in the vein of a particular artist and offered throughout the week. Both members and non-members have the opportunity to leave with one or all four buttons featured the week of their visit. This is to mirror the inclusivity of the Bauhaus movement while also showcasing the style and character of these honored Bauhaus artists."

Kitchen of Meaning

This poster was made to promote the Kitchen of Meaning series at St. Edward's. The poster's design reflects my interpretation of the word "nascent" meaning just coming into existence and showing signs of future potential.

Instructional Design

For the instructional design project, we were to create a piece that communicated how to complete a simple task. For my project on how to introduce yourself, I chose to make 2-sided panels for an installation piece in the Madrid Barajas airport. One side of the panels portrayed introductions in a business setting, and the other portrayed casual setting introductions. I loved making the collage pieces that demonstrated how people introduce themselves in Spain. The challenge was visualizing how the installation would interact with the airport space and the viewers. Designing the mockup poster helped me refine the details such as measurements and placement.