Smoke AR Poster Project
These posters represent an experience of almost being arrested for marijuana possession. Through augmented reality, the story is told from one poster to the next of a joyride that turned sour and ended with a sigh of relief. Each poster is purposely abstract to enhance the feeling of being high in an intense situation.
Design team: Sarah Klimkowski, Johnny Santucci, Savannah Coriz
Migrate Poster Series
A poster series addressing the distinction between the 3 variants of migrating terminology. Also comparing 2 aspects of movement in nature and history to something very similar but simultaneously looked down upon, the crisis in Syria. They also use the butterfly as a consistent graphic element to reinforce the idea of nature and it's role in all things
Laurie Wagman Poster Series
I was commissioned by the music school to create some posters for their in house showcase. I made a variety of options that were eventually hung around the school .
Afraid Poster Series
During my second semester of sophomore year, I had an image based class that focused on the "icon". I chose the bell because I feel like it goes unnoticed as an object despite how loud it can be. In some strange way, I identified with it as something that seems harmless and meek, but has this reserved kinetic energy waiting to be unleashed. With that concept in mind, I made posters that are motivational at the core. I am speaking to myself as someone who stays quiet but always wants to say something. I am challenging my reserved self to be loud and get the ideas out there. I chose these landscapes to run parallel with the magnificence and prowess that I want to represent in my own life. It is also a representation of being unhinged and not confined to peoples own expectations of what I can achieve.
Concert Poster Series
For my sophomore into to typography class, we were tasked with created poster compositions for 3 "concerts" that would be happening in Philly. I chose to cover 3 distinct genres (classical, indie, and electronic) because they would very interesting together and they would also force me to explore simple to crazy type layouts
