My background spans graphic design, photography, retouching, SEO, and web design
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The Metropolitan museum of Art
Photoshop
A personal concept series imagining custom water bottles for the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Each bottle pairs a word with a work from the Met's permanent collection — chosen not just for the image, but for how it speaks to a visitor who has spent hours wandering the galleries.
Each word is both a description of the artwork and a gentle nudge to the person holding the bottle — an invitation to pause, to feel something, and to hydrate along the way.
The mockups are set against a baroque-inspired environment, grounding the bottles in the atmosphere of the museum itself.
Rest
The Love Song — Sir Edward Burne-Jones
British, 1868–77
A woman lost in quiet repose, her world narrowed to a single peaceful moment. A gentle reminder to slow down and rest as you travel through the many halls and galleries of The Met.
Enchant
Masqueraders — Raimundo de Madrazo y Garreta
Spanish, 1875–78
Just like the works of art that grace the halls of The Met, you too are enchanting.
Refresh
Originally painted by James E. Buttersworth, this iconic image was redrawn by Charles Parsons and published as a print by Nathaniel Currier
1854
Hydrate. There's still so much to see.
Take a sip, catch your breath, and carry that same energy with you through the rest of your day at The Met.
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Photography and Retouching
Nikon, Photoshop, Lightroom Classic
This section showcases portrait photography of models and actresses along with landscape imagery captured on location. Working closely with clients, I help guide the production process from location scouting to wardrobe, hair, and makeup to produce refined imagery for social media, portfolios, marketing materials, and editorial design.
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Genentech
“LUV Your Skin” Logo and Outdoor Campaign –
Clio Award Winner
Photoshop, Illustrator
During "Skin Cancer Awareness" month, Genentech sought an inventive approach to underscore the adverse impacts of prolonged UV exposure at their San Francisco campus.
I proposed incorporating light-reactive ink into the outdoor signage for Genentech's "LUV Your Skin" campaign. We printed the campaign messaging on outdoor benches and tables across the corporate campus, allowing the ink to react to sunlight and reveal different messages based on exposure.
This innovative approach added an interactive and dynamic touch to the campaign's outdoor branding.
LUV Your Skin Campaign
The heart icon symbolizes “LUV,” while the embedded letters UV subtly reference ultraviolet light—highlighting both the risks of UV exposure and the importance of protecting your skin. The logo blends these dual meanings into a simple message: love your skin and protect it.
The campaign was later recognized by the medical marketing industry and appeared in MM&M magazine’s “Top 100 Agencies” issue, where the Genentech work was featured as part of the publication’s annual overview of leading agencies in healthcare marketing.
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Lancôme
Product Page wireframe and final redesigns
Figma, Blender, Photoshop
For this project, I developed a product page layout for Lancôme, beginning with wireframes and moving through to a polished final design. Referencing the brand’s visual identity—centered around nature, clarity, and elegance—I created an open, uncluttered layout designed to highlight the product while remaining easy to navigate and read.
As part of the presentation, I also modeled a Lancôme product container and the cream it contains to support the visual concept.
I specialize in on-location photography. I scout locations, storyboard each shoot, plan wardrobe, and handle as much pre-production as possible to ensure a smooth session.
I based the product page redesign around the Lancome 3D model. I made the textures and sculpted the cream using Blender’s sculpting tools.
I then set up the lighting like a traditional product photoshoot for the final render.
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Genentech
ASCO Convention Booth Design- Agency Award Winner
3DS Max, Photoshop, Illustrator
I was part of the team that designed Genentech’s “World of BioOncology” convention booth for ASCO. The team included the Managing Director, the V.P. Creative Director, the Director of Technology, and the Director of Client Services.
In addition, I designed the storyboards for the animations displayed on the large overhead canopy shown in the photos below. I also created the interactive activities featured on the digital panels located throughout the booth.
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Digital Publishing AND Logo Design
Export Magazine
Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Lightroom Classic, CSS, Javascript, Adobe Digital Publishing, Adobe Animate, After Effects, Squarespace
I developed the logo, website, and digital magazine template for a creative brand focused on curating illustration, photography, and visual inspiration.
The client wanted the site and branding to carry a subtle Japanese aesthetic, which I reflected through clean, minimalist design choices and a custom logo featuring samurai-inspired elements within the letterforms.
They also needed a digital platform to showcase both existing and future projects, along with support for digital publishing. I designed the layout for their pilot magazine issue in InDesign and published it using Adobe’s digital publishing tools.
Their website was built on Squarespace, enhanced with custom CSS, JavaScript, and light backend scripting to implement a custom “like” system—similar to Instagram’s engagement features.
To reflect their visual identity, I designed a logo that subtly incorporates a samurai-inspired element within the letterforms—capturing both tradition and modern minimalism.
I developed the tagline “Exploratory art, design, and inspiration” to reinforce the brand’s core identity and creative values.
Unlike slogans, which often shift with campaigns, this tagline was designed to remain consistent—serving as a long-term expression of the brand’s vision and tone.
The website homepage highlights illustration, photography, in-game photography, and indie game creatives from around the world.
The challenge was to design a site that didn’t feel like a typical Squarespace template—something visually distinct, fast-loading with high-resolution imagery, and flexible enough to scale as the project grows.
To do this, I customized the site using CSS and JavaScript, and built a custom “like” system similar to Instagram’s to encourage user interaction and engagement.