Visual communication · Selected archive
Public Relations
How can visual language help information explain, invite, identify, and remember?
In brief
A selected archive of visual communication across student publications, nonprofits, arts groups, advocacy projects, and community organizations. The work moves between information design, campaign identity, recruitment, fundraising, editorial graphics, and social storytelling—each with its own audience and visual logic.
Four jobs of visual communication
Explain
Give dense information a clear point of entry.
Invite
Make participation feel specific and possible.
Identify
Build a voice people can recognize across formats.
Remember
Turn people and moments into a shared record.
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What I do
- 01Started with the job the piece needed to do—explain, recruit, raise funds, announce, or document—then built the hierarchy around that purpose.
- 02Developed distinct systems through type, color, collage, illustration, photography, and motion instead of applying one personal style to every organization.
- 03Adapted each system across formats, from informational carousels and event posts to print materials, merchandise, recap collages, and short-form video.

