The goal of this project was to design a book cover for a book of our choice. I wanted to create a modern version for the classic book 'Little Women' while capturing the essence of the book.

For this project, I created a short motion graphic using various shapes and lines to get a better understanding of how to use Adobe After Effects. 

Day by Day is a rotoscope animation that captures the nuances of my life as a 21-year-old college student navigating New York City. Rather than portraying a glamorized version of city living, the project aims to shed light on the realities that are often concealed by social media and movies. Through my own struggles with phone addiction, a prevalent issue among people my age, the animation invites viewers to consider the importance of being present in our daily lives.

These are graphics that I created for an event that was hosted by the Girl Gains NYU club. The graphic on the left side is a flyer that was posted around campus. The graphic on the right was posted on the Girl Gains NYU instagram.

This is a map of the NYU Brooklyn Athletic Facility. It was created to help patrons navigate through the different rooms that make up the facility.

For this project, I created a Halloween themed gif to get a better understanding of how to rotoscope using Procreate. 

The goal of the project was to do a visual development for an imaginary client based on Brian Evenson's story 'Leg' using a Pop Art style.

Ikeshaland is a board game that is based off of the life of Ikesha Irvin, an artist from the non-profit organization HeartShare. It is inspired by her favorite board game Candyland and includes her favorite activities such as spending time with her daughter, shopping at Michael's, spending time at NYU, etc.

This is a digital pamphlet that was created to raise awareness surrounding transgender youth health care issues.