Identity Series: Dada

These buttons were design for Graphic Design II. They were created surrounding a potential Exhibit at the Blanton Museum on the University of Texas campus. The exhibit would be featuring pieces from the historical art movement known as Dada and would require buttons to be given away at the door on certain days of the week. The poster was paired with the buttons to explain the schedule, purpose and organization behind each set of buttons. Both pieces were developed in Illustrator.

Activity Booklet : TASA

This book was created for Advanced Typography. The book is supposed to illustrate a book someone who had never been to Austin would receive before attending the TASA convention on St. Edward's Campus. It taught us how to take considerable amounts of predetermined information and organize it in a manor that functioned as a guide, incorporating multiple schedules , Biographies , lecture descriptions and a map of campus.  It was my first attempt at creating an portable book that required certain amount of information to be compiled and organized in a more legible form.  It was created with Indesign and bound saddle stich with two tone coloring of light teal and black.