Design that makes sense at a glance.
Icon systems, event identities, data stories, motion, and illustration. The same instinct runs through all of it: find what matters, then make it impossible to miss.
Badges for the UMSI Exposition
A family of six category badges for the University of Michigan School of Information's annual poster fair, used on hundreds of student posters and in event promotion.

View full size ↗Create badges that help visitors and judges spot each poster category at a glance, feel celebratory, and sit alongside the Exposition's existing graphics.
- Recognizable from across a crowded room
- Six badges that clearly belong to one family
- A simple version for small sizes and a detailed version for posters
Avenir Next Condensed. Condensed width fits category names around a small circle without crowding.
12 × 12 base grid, centered icons, a 30% text zone, and a consistent 3 pt stroke.
The Guindy Times: Get placed with GT
A LinkedIn and Instagram carousel series for the campus newspaper, turning a student's placement journey into a step-by-step guide through each interview round.
View full size ↗- A dense guide broken into one idea per slide, so it reads in a quick scroll
- A consistent template so every post in the series is instantly recognizable
- Progress dots on each slide, so readers always know where they are
FootStep: an app promo film
An 84-second promo for FootStep, an app concept that nudges people working from home to step outside. The story moves from the problem to the product in under a minute and a half.
Opens with the problem: working from home quietly removed the walks, stairs, and commutes from our day.
Backs it with data on weight-loss difficulty and cholesterol, so the stakes feel real.
Ends on the product: pick a place within a 15-minute walk, and connect with friends to stay motivated.
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View full size ↗Same data, two stories
One dataset on unmet social needs, designed twice. The first, inspired by modernism, makes the numbers easy to compare. The second, inspired by postmodernism, makes you feel what they mean.
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Smaller pieces from classes, clubs, and side projects. Filter by type, and click any image to see it full size.

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View full size ↗IMPRINT 2023: Future Redefined
The visual identity for IMPRINT, a national-level technical symposium run by the Society of Printing Engineers at College of Engineering, Guindy. One wordmark carried across posters, sponsor boards, team T-shirts, and certificates.
View full size ↗- Every letter is built from something our field makes: book pages in the M, a folding carton in the P, a paper roll in the R, an inkjet nozzle in the !, corrugated board in the N, and CMYK ink in the T.
- One wordmark, adapted across print sizes from a T-shirt chest logo to a large sponsor board.
- [Add your role, e.g. design lead for the symposium.]
Fabric to digital experience
A visual story of my summer internship: how sarees and ethnic wear came alive on YouTube. I designed the infographic as a video player, with each chapter on the timeline: product, the gap, experiments, analytics, and the system.
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View full size ↗Bisociation: two ideas, one object
An exercise in combining two unrelated things into one. Pages of pencil thumbnails narrowed down to a banana that's also a fish, a cat that's also a rocket, and a mango built from cubes.
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