Petal Pluck App Design
A series of images from my idea for an app.
Users input tasks and goals, which causes flowers to grow. Overtime, if deadlines are missed, the flowers will start wilting and dropping petals. Successfully completing all tasks allows for new types of flowers to be unlocked and cared for.
Macro Series 2
These photos are my most recent macro shots.
Product Design
A product design graphic I made for a client to use to explain their idea to others.
Bee Sting Ink
These are the designs and packaging that I made for my mock company. The branding is meant to be for a tattoo and piercing shop- the bag is for holding purchased jewelry and the boxes contain saline solution, or other helpful products.
Graphics and Logos
I’ve been working on developing my style of creating graphics, and I feel that these two designs are the best examples of it so far. I enjoy the flat, cut-out look, and like using bright colors.
The first image, was one that I made for my service sorority to use in our display case. The second, is one that I made for a mock company. I also designed packaging and a sign for the company to use, which can be viewed in the next post, or by clicking the link below.
Watercolor Mock-ups
These are the watercolor paintings applied to various mock-ups and an illustration.
With this series, I want to show how my paintings can be used in a Graphic Design setting.
Watercolor Paintings
Some of the watercolor paintings I’ve been using to apply to mock-ups and designs. I have been making more and will be adding them in the future.
Abstract Macro
I’ve included this photo in a post on its own, because it’s so different from the rest of my photography. This is a picture of a Tamagotchi, that I had fun experimenting on with different options in Photoshop. I thought that it turned out unique, and want to continue designing work like this.
Macro Shell
All of these pictures are of the same spiral shell. I wanted to experiment with how changing the colors of an image can give it an entirely different feeling.
To me, the most successful shot included here, was Blue Spiral. I think this is because of the simple change of flipping the shell over, so we can see the inside, making it stand out compared to the other pictures in this series.