Some Graphics

This is a flier I made for the welding workshop, put on by NMT ASME every semester.

This was the poster I designed for my design team presentations. I didn't have to put too much on it because our exhibits would speak for themselves.

These are the graduation announcements I designed for myself.

Some Recently Created Fliers

I created these fliers over the last few weeks for various clients. These first two were for the Mechanical Engineering department at NMT.

This is a flier for the Women's Resource Center. Unfortunately the speaker bailed last minute, so I had to just put 'Guest Speaker.'

This is an insert for an Immaculate Conception Parish dance.

Pool Party Flier

I was asked last minute to make a flier for a multi-club pool party that's occurring just days away. Because of the rapid approach of the event, I tried to make this poster really eye-catching, and intended to be printed in color. Obviously (I hope) it mimics a 3D classic effect.

ASME Club Meeting Flier

This week I made a club flier for the general meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers at New Mexico Tech. I pretty much blatantly ripped off Mark Weaver's designs for Good Magazine's article, 'Hurry Up and Wait.' But I wanted to try the style out a bit, and it's not like I'm getting paid for making these.

The Center for Student Success Workshops Flier

I designed this flier for the people I work with as a Peer Facilitator. As the center for student success at New Mexico Tech, we work to encourage and assist students with the tools they need to succeed. These workshops are oftentimes overlooked and not well-attended. I tried to make this flier eye catching and modern to draw students' attention, and make them feel more comfortable in attending.

ASME Club Recruitment Poster

I created this 3x7 club fair poster to grab attention and get people interested in ASME at New Mexico Tech. I took a lot of inspiration from geometrical designs and tried to keep the colors changing and vivid. I liked the grungy typography mixed with a refined look from the shapes and colors because it reflects the feeling of the campus organization.