Graphic Design
EXAG 2022 Workshop Stickers
EXAG 2022 Workshop Stickers
I made these stickers using Procreate on iPad for the 2022 EXAG Workshop I organized. The theme of the conference was "Mis-spun Tales," encouraging people to submit work that yielded unintended or negative results. I wanted to make a sticker that reflected the spirit of story tales. Of course, I had to sprinkle on some mystical and technological vibes.
Character Art for Jyackl.com
Character Art for Jyackl.com
Unless otherwise attributed, I am the creator of all the art on Jyackl.com. I created art as I need it during development. Something that I really wanted was vector graphic-style black characters. So I made my own reusable library of head shapes, hairstyles, and skin tones.
ICIDS 2022 Conference Website
ICIDS 2022 Conference Website
As the publicity chair for the 2022 International Conference on Interactive Digital Storytelling, I was responsible for managing the social media and the conference webpage. I designed the site using WordPress.
The Blacklist DMV Logo and Apparel
The Blacklist DMV Logo and Apparel
During the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, my partner and I started The Blacklist DMV, a social media account devoted to showcasing Black-owned businesses in Washington D.C., Maryland, and Virginia (the DMV area). I couldn't pass up the opportunity to give us a cool logo and shirts. The logo combines the Pan-African red-black-and-green flag, a list icon, and a map pin to represent our mission.
Carnegie Mellon Research Lab Logo
Carnegie Mellon Research Lab Logo
While I was a student at Carnegie Mellon University, I designed a logo for our research group. We were the Neural Web Research Group, named after the brain-computer interface research that we did. We had the logo printed as a laptop sticker and embroidered it on lab jackets (not pictured).
University of Delaware RISE program newsletters 2015-2017
University of Delaware RISE program newsletters 2015-2017
While volunteering on the student advisory council, I was responsible for designing the newsletter and compiling the individual articles into the final publication. RISE stands for Resources to Insure Successful Engineers, and it is a program managed by the college of engineering to help minority students thrive.