Indigenous DESIGNER BIO
Through my experience working with Deaf and blind individuals, I discovered that I want my graphic design career to focus on non-profit organizations. That experience showed me how powerful, thoughtful, and accessible design can be in improving people’s lives. It taught me the importance of clarity, inclusivity, and usability—designing not just to look good, but to truly serve a purpose.
I am especially passionate about logo design, UX/UI design, and usability testing. I enjoy creating strong visual identities that reflect meaningful missions, as well as designing digital experiences that are intuitive and accessible to all users. For me, design is more than aesthetics—it is about creating tools that support communities, remove barriers, and make a real difference.
MAKE IT OR BREAK IT
COURSE
Typography 4
OBJECTIVE
Was to create a Poster and a Brochure for a conference based on a theme we were assigned. Using the type skills we learned in the course.
DESCRIPTION
Make It or Break It conference is to attract and engage tech-driven individuals who are passionate about robotics, gadgets, innovation, and hands-on creation. The messaging will inspire creators, builders, and future engineers by showcasing how everyday or unconventional objects can be transformed into functional robots and tech inventions.
Through bold, energetic, and innovation-focused communication, the conference will position itself as an exciting opportunity to learn new skills, experiment with robotics, collaborate with like-minded creators, and discover how to turn creative ideas into real-world technology.
LIVING OCEANS SOCIETY
COURSE
Brand Identity Design 2
OBJECTIVE
Living Oceans Society is a Canadian non-profit that protects marine life and ocean ecosystems along Canada’s West Coast. They focus on conservation, sustainable fishing, and safeguarding wildlife like orcas and salmon to ensure a healthy Pacific Ocean. Their original logo lacked clarity, strong design, and visual impact. The colours and overall quality did not reflect their environmental mission or the important conservation work they do.
DESCRIPTION
The Living Ocean Society rebrand focused on creating a stronger, more modern visual identity that reflects the organization’s commitment to ocean conservation and sustainability. The goal was to refine the brand so it feels professional, trustworthy, and impactful while still representing the movement and energy of the ocean.
COOKIE COOKBOOK
COURSE
Graphic Design 3
OBJECTIVE
When creating this cookbook, we wanted to create a fun, welcoming, bright design that would make people enjoy baking. We wanted people to have a fun time when using this cookbook to bake. We wanted to appeal to everyone when making the cookbook. Anyone can grab the cookbook and make one of the many delicious recipes.
DESCRIPTION
The Cookie Cookbook brings a fun 1950s-inspired vibe to the kitchen while delivering delicious, easy-to-follow cookie recipes. With playful retro elements, warm colours, and charming typography, the design captures a nostalgic baking experience that feels both joyful and inviting. Paired with clear layouts and mouth-watering imagery, the cookbook
blends vintage personality with modern readability, making it perfect for families, teens, and young adults who love to bake.
