This piece was designed as a grass-roots, street campaign to inform people on the events that occurred before, during, and after Hurricane Katrina. It gives tools to those who would like to spread the word about this campaign.
This piece was part of Los Angeles County Metro's Opposites Campaign. It aims to draw attention to the frustration that comes with a broken down vehicle and the relief of using public transit.
Episode Magazine is was designed with a sustainable, political, and economical agenda. It is meant to inspire young adults in making educated decisions on sustainability, social injustice issues, and political issues. Printed on 100% post-consumer paper.
This installation was designed to provoke thought on what our current society values. By using ads that were taken out of four leading publications, this project reveals that society spends more on fashion and beauty rather than funding cancer research.
These business cards were conceptualized by Metro factoids. Each card has a factoid pertaining to the different services or projects that are funded by the agency. They are currently used as the Los Angeles County Metro’s business cards.
This information piece is based on the scientific side of the dangers of smoking. It breaks down the carcinogens found in a single cigarette and organizes them from the most carcinogenic to the least.
Collabo was an experimental project that produced a live interactive show, only using a copy machine and stop motion photography along with a collaboration of music, other designers, and processing applications.
No Whip is a mobile application designed to be the swiss army knife for any bicycle commuter in any given urban environment. It boasts powerful map functions as well as a strong twitter based community network for insider tips.
This campaign was designed for lower-income Hispanic immigrants. Using existing networks and interactive graphics to communicate the importance of adopting a sustainable lifestyle.
The Icon grooming set was designed for men who appreciate a clean and sleek shave. A simple number system makes it easy to produce a barber style shave at home.
The concept behind the Rail Europe Identity was creating connections. The system included a complete re-design that focused on print material, a style guide, internal stationery, and environmental graphics.
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I love the process of making design. I also like to make music.
Currently I live in Los Angeles
Resume // pj@graphicdesignstolemysoul.com
Currently I live in Los Angeles
Resume // pj@graphicdesignstolemysoul.com