Registered Student Organizations (Poster Size)

  • Husky Gaming Nation - "Kirby"

    One of six posters made for Husky Gaming Nation, posted around UW campus from December '22 through March '23.

  • UTS Improv Club - "Laughter"

    Created to promote the Undergraduate Theater Society’s Improv Club, in UW’s student union building.

  • Cycle (Un)Natural

    An art piece made for Dub’s Art Club, during their Spring ‘23 exhibition at the Unversity of Washington Bookstore.

  • Husky Gaming Nation - "Halo"

    One of four posters made for Husky Gaming Nation for Fall ‘23 through 2024, replacing last year’s posters with a new hourglass design.

  • "Blood Belongs Inside" - Poster

    Made for a student film team, “The Nobodies”, as part of a 48-hour challenge.

  • Husky Gaming Nation - "Colors"

    Created to promote Husky Gaming Nation’s “Random Gaming Tourney” event. Took inspiration from chalk art, drawing familiar icons with highlighter colors.

  • The Vera Project - "Vote!"

    Created for Vera's voter engagement program, encouraging young Seattleites to participate in the 2024 election cycle.

Registered Student Organizations (1:1 Size)

  • Husky Gaming Nation - "Heavy"

    Created for the '23 Winter Omegathon, hosted by Husky Gaming Nation.

  • Husky Gaming Nation - "Twilight"

    Created for the '22 Fall Omegathon, hosted by Husky Gaming Nation.

  • "Analog." - Album Cover

    Made for the band “The Ghost Tones”, to promote their first acoustic EP.

  • UTS Improv Club - "Dawg Daze"

    Created for the Undergraduate Theater Society’s Improv Club, to promote their ‘23 Dawg Daze event.

9 To 5: The Musical

At the start of my Junior Year, I was fortunate enough to join UW’s premier Musical Club called “Stage Notes”, and create art for they’re first show of the year: 9 to 5. An adaptation of the Dolly Parton-led film from 1980.

For this project, I had the opportunity to embrace a more retro, 70’s aesthetic, while also making unique props for the first time, from milk substitutes to divorce papers.

The show poster (seen right) was the biggest challenge. We had about eight iterations of the poster, fine-tuning the layout and details to the last minute, to create a look that was both visually striking, yet warm and inviting.

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