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Social Designs
date. 2019-2021
purpose. LMU Classes
about the projects. This is a collection of some of my designs tackling significant social issues or making personal commentary. Social activism is an important part of my identity as a person and a designer, and I hope to make an impact with my work and help as many people as possible throughout my career. Whether that's through education or direct change, I simply hope to have a hand in shaping the future for the better.
 Law & Ethics (2020)This is a piece for LMU's typography II class. The intention was to develop a tagline that highlights a significant cause or viewpoint. I abhor the law being used as someone's sole moral grounding, and I wanted to convey that we owe our fellow man before potentially corrupt laws and government systems. |  Walls Work (2021)With this piece, I wanted to highlight the irony of the border wall rhetoric used as an anti-immigration cry. The January 6 insurrection was a show of entitlement, and reeked of hypocrisy. |  Supply Chain (2021)In Social Design, we learned about the significant strain that the supply chain puts on the planet, and were tasked with connecting it to our lives. I attributed it to the water waste that comes from making a cup of tea and boiling too much water. |
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 Intersection-ALL (2019)With this piece, I wanted to celebrate the different identities of my best friends. Being members of the LGBT+ community, women, and people of color, their lives are impacted by the layers of their identity and I hoped to speak on a topic I'm passionate about while also lamenting my love for my support system. |
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