CAL COURSE POSTERS
Digital Design, Print Design, Advertising, Branding
Collection of posters advertising
informational resources about courses
for the College of Arts and Letters
After University of Tampa attained an accreditation from the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD), the program quickly began to grow, expand, and invest in itself and its students. I was tasked with designing a series of three posters for three different courses within the CAL. Each of these posters are stylistically designed to textually and visually represent and communicate the content of the class for which it is made.
Fabrication Design Posters
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Fabrication Design is an introductory course that explores 2D design, 3D modeling, and 3D rendering workflows paired with rapid prototyping and fabrication methods using state-of-the-art CNC milling machines, 3D printers, and laser cutters. This set of posters is influenced by digital models used for 3D printing blueprints.
History of Graphic Design​
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These posters are influenced by De Stijl, an early 19th century Dutch art movement known for primary colors, heavy gridlines, and geometrical shapes. The course is a critical and analytical survey of the evolution of modern graphic design and the contextual relationships between visual communication, typography, and illustration through the lens of social/technological development throughout history, from the 14th century to the present.
Darkroom Photography​
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A studio + performance-oriented course offering an introduction to traditional black and white photography. Emphasis is focused on darkroom techniques and developing ones own photographic style with a fine art approach to darkroom photography. These images were enhanced using Adobe Photoshop, using various overlays to achieve a visual style reminiscent of traditional analogue photography and the inverted look of film negatives.
