Tryptic
A Data Visualization of information sourced from the Committee to Protect Journalists. Made with Photoshop and Indesign.
Infographic: CUNY CLEAR
I designed, Know Your Rights Infographics for CUNY CLEAR. The Creating Law Enforcement Accountability & Responsibility (CLEAR) project's provides free legal representation for communities in need.
Motion Graphics
Motion Graphics that explore the crossroads between infographics, typography, and onomatopoeia using Adobe After Effects.
Document, Verify, Share
Infographic series for a Know Your Rights Campaign.
Motion for Film
Motion graphics made for the film, "My Mom, the Scientist" by USA Family Pictures. The graphics utilize a mix of archival footage and science to visualize the journey of the first black female chemist at Bronx Community College, Rudean Leinaeng.
Synchronizing Sound
Motion graphic visuals for onomatopoeia sound bits and experimental music.
Print to Motion
Animated version of an Artist Against Apartheid poster by Seena Mavaddat
Know Your Rights Pop-Up Zine
Pop Up Zine made with Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, and Photoshop for college students to understand their rights during protests with visual aid.
Zine: The Overlooked
I designed and researched a zine explaining Uranium mining and how it relates to Oppenheimer, Indigenous land, and modern America. I used InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, and AfterEffects.
Book: Our Worth
I designed, researched, and interviewed for a book explaining Philippine-American economic ties from a first-generation perspective. I utilized InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, and AfterEffects.
Children's Book: My Worth
I illustrated and authored a children's book version of my essay "My Worth", detailing about the history of Philippine and American economics from a first generation perspective. I utilized Illustrator, Indesign, and book-binding skills.
Design: Editorial, Poster, Type
I designed an editorial layout, typographic lettering, olympic poster, and personal font for a Typography class taught by a Senior Art Director at The New York Times.
Traditional
I experiment with watercolor, pen, marker, paint, and collage to create meaningful illustrations about introspection
