Junior Graphic Designer | June 2022 – November 2022
La Cocina
Design challeng and solution: Create an new way of packaging coffee beans. Instead of doing the typical coffee bags that are seen currently in the market, I aimed to design a coffee container that could be opened easily and be reused. It is broken down into three bean strength that are translated into the spiral intensity design. The goal of the packaging was to protect the beans from moisture so it won't get damaged, through visuals provide context to the type of bean, and promotes the history of coffee.
Behind the brand name: The name, Caffeinated goat, originated once learning about the history of coffee. The legend of coffee started in Ethiopia when goats found berries and started "dancing" from the caffeine. Hence, caffeinated goat!
Coffee dispenser: An individual can also refill their caffeinated goat container through dispensers. There will be three dispensers, each correlated with the bean's strength color and the corresponding spiral. They will know where to place their container in order to refill their beans. Also, they will have the option to pick between ground or whole beans. This promotes sustainability within the coffee industry.
Behind the brand name: The name, Caffeinated goat, originated once learning about the history of coffee. The legend of coffee started in Ethiopia when goats found berries and started "dancing" from the caffeine. Hence, caffeinated goat!
Coffee dispenser: An individual can also refill their caffeinated goat container through dispensers. There will be three dispensers, each correlated with the bean's strength color and the corresponding spiral. They will know where to place their container in order to refill their beans. Also, they will have the option to pick between ground or whole beans. This promotes sustainability within the coffee industry.
Junior Graphic Designer | June 2022 - November 2022
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Software: Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and After Effect
Deliverable: Poster, video animation, 3D model
Project: Infographic design expanded into a 3D form that reflect a timeline of loss of glaciers vs change in climate. It shows that because of global change and temperature increase, glaciers are melting which will ultimately cause sea-levels to rise. The main data is shaped like a glacier and is contrasted by a temperature graph that shows what will happen in the future. Supplementary graphs allow the user to understand specific written information in a graphical form.
Design challenge: I first needed to gather data regarding the rate that glaciers are melting and seeing if there are other correlations. I found that as glaciers are melting, climate change is getting worse and temperatures are increasing. This anchored the design of the graphs where they would be reflecting one another: as one is decreasing, the other in increasing. Supplementary graphs visualize the written information.
Graph design: The main graph is intended to have the shape of a glacier. It includes data and trends of melting glacier as well as has a strong design correlation to the topic.
Deliverable: Poster, video animation, 3D model
Project: Infographic design expanded into a 3D form that reflect a timeline of loss of glaciers vs change in climate. It shows that because of global change and temperature increase, glaciers are melting which will ultimately cause sea-levels to rise. The main data is shaped like a glacier and is contrasted by a temperature graph that shows what will happen in the future. Supplementary graphs allow the user to understand specific written information in a graphical form.
Design challenge: I first needed to gather data regarding the rate that glaciers are melting and seeing if there are other correlations. I found that as glaciers are melting, climate change is getting worse and temperatures are increasing. This anchored the design of the graphs where they would be reflecting one another: as one is decreasing, the other in increasing. Supplementary graphs visualize the written information.
Graph design: The main graph is intended to have the shape of a glacier. It includes data and trends of melting glacier as well as has a strong design correlation to the topic.
studio 1500 | La Cocina
The mission of La Cocina is to cultivate low-income food entrepreneurs as they formalize and grow their businesses. La Cocina support businesses by providing an affordable commercial kitchen space, industry-specific technical assistance and access to market opportunities. They focus primarily on providing resources to women from communities of color and immigrant communities. As a designer: My role in this mission was to build a brand for two new businesses: Camucha's Kitchen and Calndestina. Each had specific food they want to serve, a message they want to project, a vibe they want to create, and a location they want to represent.
Camucha's Kitchen: Prepare Peruvian food with recipes and seasoning that are inspired by the culinary tradition and culture of Lima, “City of Kings.” To bring a small part of Peruvian gastronomy to San Francisco and the Bay Área by promoting our Culinary Art through the authentic and diverse flavors and aromas of our traditional kitchen. The Capital of Peru was a symbol that is seen throughout Camucha's brand. The city lights, lanterns, king – some main symbols that were used to create the logo design.
Calndestina: Clandestina wants to build a community for Cubans and non-cubans to get together like a family to build beautiful memories around food and arts. Aim to build community through sharing authentic dishes, contemporary art and Cuban music. The logos are based around the cook itself, Lily, whose first love is photography.
The mission of La Cocina is to cultivate low-income food entrepreneurs as they formalize and grow their businesses. La Cocina support businesses by providing an affordable commercial kitchen space, industry-specific technical assistance and access to market opportunities. They focus primarily on providing resources to women from communities of color and immigrant communities. As a designer: My role in this mission was to build a brand for two new businesses: Camucha's Kitchen and Calndestina. Each had specific food they want to serve, a message they want to project, a vibe they want to create, and a location they want to represent.
Camucha's Kitchen: Prepare Peruvian food with recipes and seasoning that are inspired by the culinary tradition and culture of Lima, “City of Kings.” To bring a small part of Peruvian gastronomy to San Francisco and the Bay Área by promoting our Culinary Art through the authentic and diverse flavors and aromas of our traditional kitchen. The Capital of Peru was a symbol that is seen throughout Camucha's brand. The city lights, lanterns, king – some main symbols that were used to create the logo design.
Calndestina: Clandestina wants to build a community for Cubans and non-cubans to get together like a family to build beautiful memories around food and arts. Aim to build community through sharing authentic dishes, contemporary art and Cuban music. The logos are based around the cook itself, Lily, whose first love is photography.
Computer History Museum
Design challeng and solution: Create an new way of packaging coffee beans. Instead of doing the typical coffee bags that are seen currently in the market, I aimed to design a coffee container that could be opened easily and be reused. It is broken down into three bean strength that are translated into the spiral intensity design. The goal of the packaging was to protect the beans from moisture so it won't get damaged, through visuals provide context to the type of bean, and promotes the history of coffee.
Behind the brand name: The name, Caffeinated goat, originated once learning about the history of coffee. The legend of coffee started in Ethiopia when goats found berries and started "dancing" from the caffeine. Hence, caffeinated goat!
Coffee dispenser: An individual can also refill their caffeinated goat container through dispensers. There will be three dispensers, each correlated with the bean's strength color and the corresponding spiral. They will know where to place their container in order to refill their beans. Also, they will have the option to pick between ground or whole beans. This promotes sustainability within the coffee industry.
Behind the brand name: The name, Caffeinated goat, originated once learning about the history of coffee. The legend of coffee started in Ethiopia when goats found berries and started "dancing" from the caffeine. Hence, caffeinated goat!
Coffee dispenser: An individual can also refill their caffeinated goat container through dispensers. There will be three dispensers, each correlated with the bean's strength color and the corresponding spiral. They will know where to place their container in order to refill their beans. Also, they will have the option to pick between ground or whole beans. This promotes sustainability within the coffee industry.
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Software: Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and After Effect
Deliverable: Poster, video animation, 3D model
Project: Infographic design expanded into a 3D form that reflect a timeline of loss of glaciers vs change in climate. It shows that because of global change and temperature increase, glaciers are melting which will ultimately cause sea-levels to rise. The main data is shaped like a glacier and is contrasted by a temperature graph that shows what will happen in the future. Supplementary graphs allow the user to understand specific written information in a graphical form.
Design challenge: I first needed to gather data regarding the rate that glaciers are melting and seeing if there are other correlations. I found that as glaciers are melting, climate change is getting worse and temperatures are increasing. This anchored the design of the graphs where they would be reflecting one another: as one is decreasing, the other in increasing. Supplementary graphs visualize the written information.
Graph design: The main graph is intended to have the shape of a glacier. It includes data and trends of melting glacier as well as has a strong design correlation to the topic.
Deliverable: Poster, video animation, 3D model
Project: Infographic design expanded into a 3D form that reflect a timeline of loss of glaciers vs change in climate. It shows that because of global change and temperature increase, glaciers are melting which will ultimately cause sea-levels to rise. The main data is shaped like a glacier and is contrasted by a temperature graph that shows what will happen in the future. Supplementary graphs allow the user to understand specific written information in a graphical form.
Design challenge: I first needed to gather data regarding the rate that glaciers are melting and seeing if there are other correlations. I found that as glaciers are melting, climate change is getting worse and temperatures are increasing. This anchored the design of the graphs where they would be reflecting one another: as one is decreasing, the other in increasing. Supplementary graphs visualize the written information.
Graph design: The main graph is intended to have the shape of a glacier. It includes data and trends of melting glacier as well as has a strong design correlation to the topic.
studio 1500 | Computer History Museum
CHM Events: CHM connects our community to diverse viewpoints and unique perspectives at the intersection of technology and humanity. The events facilitate dialogue, promote community, stimulate debate, encourage creativity, and further civic discourse. I designed the event promotional
Muse: CHM monthly newsletter, the Muse. Focused on overall composition and layout, collaborating typography with photos.
CHM Events: CHM connects our community to diverse viewpoints and unique perspectives at the intersection of technology and humanity. The events facilitate dialogue, promote community, stimulate debate, encourage creativity, and further civic discourse. I designed the event promotional
Muse: CHM monthly newsletter, the Muse. Focused on overall composition and layout, collaborating typography with photos.
SF Party for the Parks
Design challeng and solution: Create an new way of packaging coffee beans. Instead of doing the typical coffee bags that are seen currently in the market, I aimed to design a coffee container that could be opened easily and be reused. It is broken down into three bean strength that are translated into the spiral intensity design. The goal of the packaging was to protect the beans from moisture so it won't get damaged, through visuals provide context to the type of bean, and promotes the history of coffee.
Behind the brand name: The name, Caffeinated goat, originated once learning about the history of coffee. The legend of coffee started in Ethiopia when goats found berries and started "dancing" from the caffeine. Hence, caffeinated goat!
Coffee dispenser: An individual can also refill their caffeinated goat container through dispensers. There will be three dispensers, each correlated with the bean's strength color and the corresponding spiral. They will know where to place their container in order to refill their beans. Also, they will have the option to pick between ground or whole beans. This promotes sustainability within the coffee industry.
Behind the brand name: The name, Caffeinated goat, originated once learning about the history of coffee. The legend of coffee started in Ethiopia when goats found berries and started "dancing" from the caffeine. Hence, caffeinated goat!
Coffee dispenser: An individual can also refill their caffeinated goat container through dispensers. There will be three dispensers, each correlated with the bean's strength color and the corresponding spiral. They will know where to place their container in order to refill their beans. Also, they will have the option to pick between ground or whole beans. This promotes sustainability within the coffee industry.
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Software: Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and After Effect
Deliverable: Poster, video animation, 3D model
Project: Infographic design expanded into a 3D form that reflect a timeline of loss of glaciers vs change in climate. It shows that because of global change and temperature increase, glaciers are melting which will ultimately cause sea-levels to rise. The main data is shaped like a glacier and is contrasted by a temperature graph that shows what will happen in the future. Supplementary graphs allow the user to understand specific written information in a graphical form.
Design challenge: I first needed to gather data regarding the rate that glaciers are melting and seeing if there are other correlations. I found that as glaciers are melting, climate change is getting worse and temperatures are increasing. This anchored the design of the graphs where they would be reflecting one another: as one is decreasing, the other in increasing. Supplementary graphs visualize the written information.
Graph design: The main graph is intended to have the shape of a glacier. It includes data and trends of melting glacier as well as has a strong design correlation to the topic.
Deliverable: Poster, video animation, 3D model
Project: Infographic design expanded into a 3D form that reflect a timeline of loss of glaciers vs change in climate. It shows that because of global change and temperature increase, glaciers are melting which will ultimately cause sea-levels to rise. The main data is shaped like a glacier and is contrasted by a temperature graph that shows what will happen in the future. Supplementary graphs allow the user to understand specific written information in a graphical form.
Design challenge: I first needed to gather data regarding the rate that glaciers are melting and seeing if there are other correlations. I found that as glaciers are melting, climate change is getting worse and temperatures are increasing. This anchored the design of the graphs where they would be reflecting one another: as one is decreasing, the other in increasing. Supplementary graphs visualize the written information.
Graph design: The main graph is intended to have the shape of a glacier. It includes data and trends of melting glacier as well as has a strong design correlation to the topic.
studio 1500 | SF Park Alliance
The SF Park Alliance hold a yearly event called Party for the Parks. studio 1500 has been a long partner with this alliance and designs for this yearly sponsorship event. This included the event overall look and feel, entire packaged invite, specific event brochures and items, menus, and more. With this year's theme of 'Heart Your Parks,' envision an event, and outfit, drenched in red and pink. A Valentine themed gala to promote loving your park.
The SF Park Alliance hold a yearly event called Party for the Parks. studio 1500 has been a long partner with this alliance and designs for this yearly sponsorship event. This included the event overall look and feel, entire packaged invite, specific event brochures and items, menus, and more. With this year's theme of 'Heart Your Parks,' envision an event, and outfit, drenched in red and pink. A Valentine themed gala to promote loving your park.
Design challeng and solution: Create an new way of packaging coffee beans. Instead of doing the typical coffee bags that are seen currently in the market, I aimed to design a coffee container that could be opened easily and be reused. It is broken down into three bean strength that are translated into the spiral intensity design. The goal of the packaging was to protect the beans from moisture so it won't get damaged, through visuals provide context to the type of bean, and promotes the history of coffee.
Behind the brand name: The name, Caffeinated goat, originated once learning about the history of coffee. The legend of coffee started in Ethiopia when goats found berries and started "dancing" from the caffeine. Hence, caffeinated goat!
Coffee dispenser: An individual can also refill their caffeinated goat container through dispensers. There will be three dispensers, each correlated with the bean's strength color and the corresponding spiral. They will know where to place their container in order to refill their beans. Also, they will have the option to pick between ground or whole beans. This promotes sustainability within the coffee industry.
Behind the brand name: The name, Caffeinated goat, originated once learning about the history of coffee. The legend of coffee started in Ethiopia when goats found berries and started "dancing" from the caffeine. Hence, caffeinated goat!
Coffee dispenser: An individual can also refill their caffeinated goat container through dispensers. There will be three dispensers, each correlated with the bean's strength color and the corresponding spiral. They will know where to place their container in order to refill their beans. Also, they will have the option to pick between ground or whole beans. This promotes sustainability within the coffee industry.
