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I am a multimedia designer and educator living and working in the Washington, DC area. My story is one of creativity and ideas that flow through my veins. My story is of hard work, strong intellect, and the profound need to learn and grow. I graduated from Boston University with a double major in Graphic Design and Advertising. I received my Master of Fine Arts in Graphic Design from Maryland Institute college of Art. I have experience in print, web, way finding, motion, new media, UX/UI, environmental, and exhibition design. https://www.anatobin.com/contact-resume daily 0.75 2022-10-21 https://www.anatobin.com/student-work daily 0.75 2021-01-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609549429279-AOMEKZ0UX5QXEH5U5519/Bailey_Bay_GD2_Proj1_v2.gif Student Work Bailey Bay, Project 1: Bailey used shapes, colors, gradients, and textures to show how she read the page and her to show where attention stayed or wandered. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609569355025-4C7J5EA72QUYFC997J5X/SarahTarabulsi-Assignment2_Page_02.jpg Student Work Sarah Tarabulsi, Project 2: Sarah created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of Demsky. She colors and web looking fonts to further his aesthetic. She researched the artist, chose the location of the show, created a floorpan, and a flow diagram, and created several elevations. She created brand standards for the show including a logo, fonts, colors, and materials. She picked a font that worked in both English and Arabic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609560486863-JAW7VRRP9FJFWVPC9GGI/Sydney_Snyder_Process+copy.jpg Student Work The image on the left shows the first iteration of this project. Students were given a web page and they had to draw a literal line showing how they read the page. They could also illustrate other items on the page that caught their eye. In the middle is her sketch of how she wanted to represent the read line. The image on the right shows how it all came together in the final. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609613764873-7RI33YXOSNKG8E1OF5N8/Monika_Storypets_App.png Student Work Monika Vootukuri created an app where parents or grandparents can record themselves reading bedtime stories to their children or grandchildren. Then the child could listen to the story through a Bluetooth speaker. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609563432920-SOHGLQGIR49QU5Z28XKJ/Joonshik-cho_PR-1_design-ppt_v2_1.jpg Student Work Joonshik Cho, Project 1: Joonshik turned the KAGRO building in Baltimore into a Subway. He redesigned the exterior to have green elements including a living wall. In the interior he create da signage system and Icons for the bathrooms, trash, and recycling. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609568213905-R9D5IHZSF3NVBSHDGUSB/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final_Page_02.jpg Student Work Alan Park, Project 1: He turned the KAGRO Building in Baltimore, MD into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He researched the site and what other businesses were in the area, he explored site lines for the buildings, made a mood board for design inspiration, sketched out a few options for the exterior and side mural, then created three dimensional mockups of the interior and exterior. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609563438154-RJSDRWYTES4P5PAGO5DU/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final+12_edit.jpg Student Work Alan Park, Project 1: Alan Turned the KAGRO building in Baltimore into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He used elements from the logo to create his own graphic and pattern system. In the interior he created clever bathroom graphics out of the logo. He used a line on the floor of the exterior and interior to guide patrons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609549439219-K1B0U5VB53DDKIKPYH5G/Sydney_Snyder_GD2P1_animatedgif_2.gif Student Work Sydney Snyder, Project 1: Sydney used a literal pathway to show how she read the page. The illustrations and colors show her attention as she read. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609614550245-SEHF6UXD8O4Y6TK9CB67/artofwargame.jpg Student Work Claudia Morris and Satwik Gade created a game based off the book "The Art of War" and the designed these beautiful assets for the game. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609568234854-8Q6J85E70WY1TBWVJXOA/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final_Page_03.jpg Student Work Alan Park, Project 1: He turned the KAGRO Building in Baltimore, MD into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He researched the site and what other businesses were in the area, he explored site lines for the buildings, made a mood board for design inspiration, sketched out a few options for the exterior and side mural, then created three dimensional mockups of the interior and exterior. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609569377289-0ZGU6JL51Y26VQA2U4D9/SarahTarabulsi-Assignment2_Page_07.jpg Student Work Sarah Tarabulsi, Project 2: Sarah created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of Demsky. She colors and web looking fonts to further his aesthetic. She researched the artist, chose the location of the show, created a floorpan, and a flow diagram, and created several elevations. She created brand standards for the show including a logo, fonts, colors, and materials. She picked a font that worked in both English and Arabic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609569385703-GSG6WBMLL2MKGEG6O5PC/SarahTarabulsi-Assignment2_Page_08.jpg Student Work Sarah Tarabulsi, Project 2: Sarah created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of Demsky. She colors and web looking fonts to further his aesthetic. She researched the artist, chose the location of the show, created a floorpan, and a flow diagram, and created several elevations. She created brand standards for the show including a logo, fonts, colors, and materials. She picked a font that worked in both English and Arabic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609549448538-U1OV5KIS6QBGDHH8JWXW/Michelle_Kim_Proj2.jpg Student Work Michelle Kim, Project II: Michelle used the direction of the type as well as leading, kerning, and overlap to show what text stood out to her on the page. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609568245209-HMBJDQJMBUNEF9ZNBJSQ/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final_Page_04.jpg Student Work Alan Park, Project 1: He turned the KAGRO Building in Baltimore, MD into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He researched the site and what other businesses were in the area, he explored site lines for the buildings, made a mood board for design inspiration, sketched out a few options for the exterior and side mural, then created three dimensional mockups of the interior and exterior. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609563566716-T5PU4MLNJON756L93HSC/Murphy_Olivia_Project1_FinalPresentation+28.jpg Student Work Olivia Murphy, Project 1: Olivia turned the KAGRO building in Baltimore into a Planned Parenthood. She created a three dimensional signage system that she used throughout the her design. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609614756587-WDRS9TJRIC05WMHA7VQK/Diagram.jpg Student Work Dev Valladares and Zachary Greek created this diagram of their experience. Students were asked to create diagrams showing how each experience progressed for every project in the course. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609569394027-PAFJ9C793HPHVHKGZHF0/SarahTarabulsi-Assignment2_Page_09.jpg Student Work Sarah Tarabulsi, Project 2: Sarah created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of Demsky. She colors and web looking fonts to further his aesthetic. She researched the artist, chose the location of the show, created a floorpan, and a flow diagram, and created several elevations. She created brand standards for the show including a logo, fonts, colors, and materials. She picked a font that worked in both English and Arabic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609615477531-UIXVAGNVX3B0SE2HNJ18/gallery.jpg Student Work Ogonna Ononye collected photographs from the class and created a virtual gallery. Students could walk through using the arrow keys and select a photo they identified with. Then in class students shared memories of what that photo reminded them of. It was a way to connect virtually during the pandemic through shared experiences. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609568251432-JE9TPW1QSEVS9H24SJMK/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final_Page_05.jpg Student Work Alan Park, Project 1: He turned the KAGRO Building in Baltimore, MD into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He researched the site and what other businesses were in the area, he explored site lines for the buildings, made a mood board for design inspiration, sketched out a few options for the exterior and side mural, then created three dimensional mockups of the interior and exterior. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609565689924-LKXXNIY1AS3YH85P4O3L/Hennie_Park_project2_presentation+13_1.jpg Student Work Hennie Park, Project 2: Hennie created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of John Baldessari. She used colors and shapes pulled from his work throughout the exhibit. She created a floor plan and some additional signage and bags to promote the exhibit. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609549457945-VM3ADUSDKTDLDIN20H9G/Ariana_Vilchis_proj2.jpg Student Work Ariana Vilchis, Project 2: Ariana showed hierarchy and attention through a variety of tactics. She used groups of text as well as positive and negative space, overlap, color, scale, and leading. She also played with legibility to show what text caught her atteniton. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609558404244-NHN0CTU1M7IP5KUTP3XP/Breaonna_Brask_Medium.jpg Student Work Breaonna Brask, Project 3: Breonna designed and coded this website about the paranormal. She created 8 research pages that used a similar format to this, a portal page with a grid, and a home page with its own format. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609565772122-Z1F6SUG4BL5Y8WO55MEF/Murphy_OliviaProject+2_Final+Presentation+12.jpg Student Work Olivia Murphy, Project 2: Olivia created a museum exhibition design about women's protest posters. She created several interactive elements including this one where visitors can pull the posters out from the wall and find out more about posters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609568278807-M4L1QP0FXNNAY2C8CLY6/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final_Page_06.jpg Student Work Alan Park, Project 1: He turned the KAGRO Building in Baltimore, MD into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He researched the site and what other businesses were in the area, he explored site lines for the buildings, made a mood board for design inspiration, sketched out a few options for the exterior and side mural, then created three dimensional mockups of the interior and exterior. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609569404159-UB6K5Z8KBK7J7EQ051TO/SarahTarabulsi-Assignment2_Page_10.jpg Student Work Sarah Tarabulsi, Project 2: Sarah created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of Demsky. She colors and web looking fonts to further his aesthetic. She researched the artist, chose the location of the show, created a floorpan, and a flow diagram, and created several elevations. She created brand standards for the show including a logo, fonts, colors, and materials. She picked a font that worked in both English and Arabic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609565936919-XP6HNO83KESGY3IZJJU1/SarahTarabulsi-Assignment2+17.jpg Student Work Sarah Tarabulsi, Project 2: Sarah created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of Demsky. She used the RGB color scheme, and web looking fonts to further his aesthetic. She carried over elements from his work and reinvented them in a way that was her own. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609558416561-3364ECLAV5ELLDR2EQHP/Cole_Bryant_art.jpg Student Work Cole Beasley, Project 3: Cole designed and coded a website about different artists that inspired him. He created 8 research pages that used a similar format to this, a portal page with a grid, and a home page with its own format. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609568293740-9Q9FTF7HHHY1AMON2ZHG/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final_Page_07.jpg Student Work Alan Park, Project 1: He turned the KAGRO Building in Baltimore, MD into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He researched the site and what other businesses were in the area, he explored site lines for the buildings, made a mood board for design inspiration, sketched out a few options for the exterior and side mural, then created three dimensional mockups of the interior and exterior. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609569413672-LYC8PVKLNGVVH28ZVY02/SarahTarabulsi-Assignment2_Page_11.jpg Student Work Sarah Tarabulsi, Project 2: Sarah created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of Demsky. She colors and web looking fonts to further his aesthetic. She researched the artist, chose the location of the show, created a floorpan, and a flow diagram, and created several elevations. She created brand standards for the show including a logo, fonts, colors, and materials. She picked a font that worked in both English and Arabic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609568301944-YZN73B7IAUC4UUF8AE9B/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final_Page_10.jpg Student Work Alan Park, Project 1: He turned the KAGRO Building in Baltimore, MD into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He researched the site and what other businesses were in the area, he explored site lines for the buildings, made a mood board for design inspiration, sketched out a few options for the exterior and side mural, then created three dimensional mockups of the interior and exterior. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609569429142-ZUDESTPLN4MMCSQCKTGP/SarahTarabulsi-Assignment2_Page_12.jpg Student Work Sarah Tarabulsi, Project 2: Sarah created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of Demsky. She colors and web looking fonts to further his aesthetic. She researched the artist, chose the location of the show, created a floorpan, and a flow diagram, and created several elevations. She created brand standards for the show including a logo, fonts, colors, and materials. She picked a font that worked in both English and Arabic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609569437952-L72ISZMHS7IP5PL2540O/SarahTarabulsi-Assignment2_Page_13.jpg Student Work Sarah Tarabulsi, Project 2: Sarah created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of Demsky. She colors and web looking fonts to further his aesthetic. She researched the artist, chose the location of the show, created a floorpan, and a flow diagram, and created several elevations. She created brand standards for the show including a logo, fonts, colors, and materials. She picked a font that worked in both English and Arabic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609568312057-3KRL2T5MQBUWFPYMXRNY/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final_Page_11.jpg Student Work Alan Park, Project 1: He turned the KAGRO Building in Baltimore, MD into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He researched the site and what other businesses were in the area, he explored site lines for the buildings, made a mood board for design inspiration, sketched out a few options for the exterior and side mural, then created three dimensional mockups of the interior and exterior. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609568332279-WJPHTYYJ5GJK3VSF8CKF/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final_Page_12.jpg Student Work Alan Park, Project 1: He turned the KAGRO Building in Baltimore, MD into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He researched the site and what other businesses were in the area, he explored site lines for the buildings, made a mood board for design inspiration, sketched out a few options for the exterior and side mural, then created three dimensional mockups of the interior and exterior. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609569446811-I0EX3FP1HQX0NRWQG5MN/SarahTarabulsi-Assignment2_Page_14.jpg Student Work Sarah Tarabulsi, Project 2: Sarah created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of Demsky. She colors and web looking fonts to further his aesthetic. She researched the artist, chose the location of the show, created a floorpan, and a flow diagram, and created several elevations. She created brand standards for the show including a logo, fonts, colors, and materials. She picked a font that worked in both English and Arabic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609569455094-9XAJ621YNJD9CO57PFAE/SarahTarabulsi-Assignment2_Page_15.jpg Student Work Sarah Tarabulsi, Project 2: Sarah created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of Demsky. She colors and web looking fonts to further his aesthetic. She researched the artist, chose the location of the show, created a floorpan, and a flow diagram, and created several elevations. She created brand standards for the show including a logo, fonts, colors, and materials. She picked a font that worked in both English and Arabic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609568347666-55G4T86B9ZXHCPQSDXFD/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final_Page_13.jpg Student Work Alan Park, Project 1: He turned the KAGRO Building in Baltimore, MD into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He researched the site and what other businesses were in the area, he explored site lines for the buildings, made a mood board for design inspiration, sketched out a few options for the exterior and side mural, then created three dimensional mockups of the interior and exterior. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609569464103-GTEIC5HX18B3SRVNRNBN/SarahTarabulsi-Assignment2_Page_16.jpg Student Work Sarah Tarabulsi, Project 2: Sarah created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of Demsky. She colors and web looking fonts to further his aesthetic. She researched the artist, chose the location of the show, created a floorpan, and a flow diagram, and created several elevations. She created brand standards for the show including a logo, fonts, colors, and materials. She picked a font that worked in both English and Arabic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609568364895-91TDY0D2CYFUAF4X0CHG/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final_Page_14.jpg Student Work Alan Park, Project 1: He turned the KAGRO Building in Baltimore, MD into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He researched the site and what other businesses were in the area, he explored site lines for the buildings, made a mood board for design inspiration, sketched out a few options for the exterior and side mural, then created three dimensional mockups of the interior and exterior. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609568379867-B10FC9EA27YDBJBJYTUJ/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final_Page_15.jpg Student Work Alan Park, Project 1: He turned the KAGRO Building in Baltimore, MD into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He researched the site and what other businesses were in the area, he explored site lines for the buildings, made a mood board for design inspiration, sketched out a few options for the exterior and side mural, then created three dimensional mockups of the interior and exterior. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609569474981-KHALAWZMFVDN2WW239WH/SarahTarabulsi-Assignment2_Page_17.jpg Student Work Sarah Tarabulsi, Project 2: Sarah created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of Demsky. She colors and web looking fonts to further his aesthetic. She researched the artist, chose the location of the show, created a floorpan, and a flow diagram, and created several elevations. She created brand standards for the show including a logo, fonts, colors, and materials. She picked a font that worked in both English and Arabic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609568398500-LZCBV3JP319MIIOLDI86/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final_Page_16.jpg Student Work Alan Park, Project 1: He turned the KAGRO Building in Baltimore, MD into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He researched the site and what other businesses were in the area, he explored site lines for the buildings, made a mood board for design inspiration, sketched out a few options for the exterior and side mural, then created three dimensional mockups of the interior and exterior. https://www.anatobin.com/neuro-divergent daily 0.75 2021-05-04 https://www.anatobin.com/student-work-2021 daily 0.75 2022-01-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609563432920-SOHGLQGIR49QU5Z28XKJ/Joonshik-cho_PR-1_design-ppt_v2_1.jpg Student Work 2021 Joonshik Cho, Project 1: Joonshik turned the KAGRO building in Baltimore into a Subway. He redesigned the exterior to have green elements including a living wall. In the interior he create da signage system and Icons for the bathrooms, trash, and recycling. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609568213905-R9D5IHZSF3NVBSHDGUSB/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final_Page_02.jpg Student Work 2021 Alan Park, Project 1: He turned the KAGRO Building in Baltimore, MD into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He researched the site and what other businesses were in the area, he explored site lines for the buildings, made a mood board for design inspiration, sketched out a few options for the exterior and side mural, then created three dimensional mockups of the interior and exterior. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609613764873-7RI33YXOSNKG8E1OF5N8/Monika_Storypets_App.png Student Work 2021 Monika Vootukuri created an app where parents or grandparents can record themselves reading bedtime stories to their children or grandchildren. Then the child could listen to the story through a Bluetooth speaker. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609560486863-JAW7VRRP9FJFWVPC9GGI/Sydney_Snyder_Process+copy.jpg Student Work 2021 The image on the left shows the first iteration of this project. Students were given a web page and they had to draw a literal line showing how they read the page. They could also illustrate other items on the page that caught their eye. In the middle is her sketch of how she wanted to represent the read line. The image on the right shows how it all came together in the final. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609569355025-4C7J5EA72QUYFC997J5X/SarahTarabulsi-Assignment2_Page_02.jpg Student Work 2021 Sarah Tarabulsi, Project 2: Sarah created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of Demsky. She colors and web looking fonts to further his aesthetic. She researched the artist, chose the location of the show, created a floorpan, and a flow diagram, and created several elevations. She created brand standards for the show including a logo, fonts, colors, and materials. She picked a font that worked in both English and Arabic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609549429279-AOMEKZ0UX5QXEH5U5519/Bailey_Bay_GD2_Proj1_v2.gif Student Work 2021 Bailey Bay, Project 1: Bailey used shapes, colors, gradients, and textures to show how she read the page and her to show where attention stayed or wandered. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/b7fee692-1800-431c-9916-722ca955d6ce/brenna+mockup.jpg Student Work 2021 Brenna Holloway, Exhibition Mural Collage https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/f5572bf0-4bb2-485b-a271-3f41caf20e67/Adam+Galbreath+-+UXprocess-1.jpg Student Work 2021 Adam Galbreath, User Experience Design Process (this only shows a small portion of the process they completed) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/3fcea9c6-ec19-4fd4-8ab5-90651f65faff/Namchi_P3-17.jpg Student Work 2021 Namchi Dao, Dublin Dance Festival layout (working with grids) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609563438154-RJSDRWYTES4P5PAGO5DU/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final+12_edit.jpg Student Work 2021 Alan Park, Project 1: Alan Turned the KAGRO building in Baltimore into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He used elements from the logo to create his own graphic and pattern system. In the interior he created clever bathroom graphics out of the logo. He used a line on the floor of the exterior and interior to guide patrons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609568234854-8Q6J85E70WY1TBWVJXOA/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final_Page_03.jpg Student Work 2021 Alan Park, Project 1: He turned the KAGRO Building in Baltimore, MD into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He researched the site and what other businesses were in the area, he explored site lines for the buildings, made a mood board for design inspiration, sketched out a few options for the exterior and side mural, then created three dimensional mockups of the interior and exterior. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609549439219-K1B0U5VB53DDKIKPYH5G/Sydney_Snyder_GD2P1_animatedgif_2.gif Student Work 2021 Sydney Snyder, Project 1: Sydney used a literal pathway to show how she read the page. The illustrations and colors show her attention as she read. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609614550245-SEHF6UXD8O4Y6TK9CB67/artofwargame.jpg Student Work 2021 Claudia Morris and Satwik Gade created a game based off the book "The Art of War" and the designed these beautiful assets for the game. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609569377289-0ZGU6JL51Y26VQA2U4D9/SarahTarabulsi-Assignment2_Page_07.jpg Student Work 2021 Sarah Tarabulsi, Project 2: Sarah created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of Demsky. She colors and web looking fonts to further his aesthetic. She researched the artist, chose the location of the show, created a floorpan, and a flow diagram, and created several elevations. She created brand standards for the show including a logo, fonts, colors, and materials. She picked a font that worked in both English and Arabic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/94639b10-a05c-4977-8981-eedf6f62eb74/Wedemeyer+Postcard+Mockup+1.jpg Student Work 2021 Kyle Wedimeyer, Photoshop Postcard https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/a654e005-1fbc-4c2d-a40d-91234481da40/JoshPittman.jpg Student Work 2021 Joshua Pittman, HTML and CSS coded website https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1638348178595-58RRJ5U9GLD156PVPZBN/Haley%2BStoup%2BMailer-1.jpg Student Work 2021 Haley Stoup, Dublin Dance Festival self-mailer exterior (this would be folded) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609569385703-GSG6WBMLL2MKGEG6O5PC/SarahTarabulsi-Assignment2_Page_08.jpg Student Work 2021 Sarah Tarabulsi, Project 2: Sarah created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of Demsky. She colors and web looking fonts to further his aesthetic. She researched the artist, chose the location of the show, created a floorpan, and a flow diagram, and created several elevations. She created brand standards for the show including a logo, fonts, colors, and materials. She picked a font that worked in both English and Arabic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609568245209-HMBJDQJMBUNEF9ZNBJSQ/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final_Page_04.jpg Student Work 2021 Alan Park, Project 1: He turned the KAGRO Building in Baltimore, MD into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He researched the site and what other businesses were in the area, he explored site lines for the buildings, made a mood board for design inspiration, sketched out a few options for the exterior and side mural, then created three dimensional mockups of the interior and exterior. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609563566716-T5PU4MLNJON756L93HSC/Murphy_Olivia_Project1_FinalPresentation+28.jpg Student Work 2021 Olivia Murphy, Project 1: Olivia turned the KAGRO building in Baltimore into a Planned Parenthood. She created a three dimensional signage system that she used throughout the her design. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609549448538-U1OV5KIS6QBGDHH8JWXW/Michelle_Kim_Proj2.jpg Student Work 2021 Michelle Kim, Project II: Michelle used the direction of the type as well as leading, kerning, and overlap to show what text stood out to her on the page. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609614756587-WDRS9TJRIC05WMHA7VQK/Diagram.jpg Student Work 2021 Dev Valladares and Zachary Greek created this diagram of their experience. Students were asked to create diagrams showing how each experience progressed for every project in the course. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/02612d60-8c4f-4b91-bb06-9c219948c552/rhinofinal.jpg Student Work 2021 Brandon Fry, Illustrator Festival Logo https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/62b816d0-6863-4ea7-bf90-8d9825f081de/Haley+Stoup+Mailer-2.jpg Student Work 2021 Haley Stoup, Dublin Dance Festival self mailer Interior (poster) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609565689924-LKXXNIY1AS3YH85P4O3L/Hennie_Park_project2_presentation+13_1.jpg Student Work 2021 Hennie Park, Project 2: Hennie created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of John Baldessari. She used colors and shapes pulled from his work throughout the exhibit. She created a floor plan and some additional signage and bags to promote the exhibit. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609569394027-PAFJ9C793HPHVHKGZHF0/SarahTarabulsi-Assignment2_Page_09.jpg Student Work 2021 Sarah Tarabulsi, Project 2: Sarah created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of Demsky. She colors and web looking fonts to further his aesthetic. She researched the artist, chose the location of the show, created a floorpan, and a flow diagram, and created several elevations. She created brand standards for the show including a logo, fonts, colors, and materials. She picked a font that worked in both English and Arabic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609615477531-UIXVAGNVX3B0SE2HNJ18/gallery.jpg Student Work 2021 Ogonna Ononye collected photographs from the class and created a virtual gallery. Students could walk through using the arrow keys and select a photo they identified with. Then in class students shared memories of what that photo reminded them of. It was a way to connect virtually during the pandemic through shared experiences. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609568251432-JE9TPW1QSEVS9H24SJMK/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final_Page_05.jpg Student Work 2021 Alan Park, Project 1: He turned the KAGRO Building in Baltimore, MD into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He researched the site and what other businesses were in the area, he explored site lines for the buildings, made a mood board for design inspiration, sketched out a few options for the exterior and side mural, then created three dimensional mockups of the interior and exterior. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609549457945-VM3ADUSDKTDLDIN20H9G/Ariana_Vilchis_proj2.jpg Student Work 2021 Ariana Vilchis, Project 2: Ariana showed hierarchy and attention through a variety of tactics. She used groups of text as well as positive and negative space, overlap, color, scale, and leading. She also played with legibility to show what text caught her atteniton. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1dc71854-194f-434c-affa-ecba1d88c07e/SeaDragon+Illustrator.jpg Student Work 2021 John Piluzzi, Illustrator magazine Illustration https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/ce0cee62-2180-4e7a-bd79-cb3588618884/Winston+May+DDF+Pics.jpg Student Work 2021 Winston May, Dublin Dance Festival Mailer Folded https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609568278807-M4L1QP0FXNNAY2C8CLY6/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final_Page_06.jpg Student Work 2021 Alan Park, Project 1: He turned the KAGRO Building in Baltimore, MD into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He researched the site and what other businesses were in the area, he explored site lines for the buildings, made a mood board for design inspiration, sketched out a few options for the exterior and side mural, then created three dimensional mockups of the interior and exterior. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609569404159-UB6K5Z8KBK7J7EQ051TO/SarahTarabulsi-Assignment2_Page_10.jpg Student Work 2021 Sarah Tarabulsi, Project 2: Sarah created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of Demsky. She colors and web looking fonts to further his aesthetic. She researched the artist, chose the location of the show, created a floorpan, and a flow diagram, and created several elevations. She created brand standards for the show including a logo, fonts, colors, and materials. She picked a font that worked in both English and Arabic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609558404244-NHN0CTU1M7IP5KUTP3XP/Breaonna_Brask_Medium.jpg Student Work 2021 Breaonna Brask, Project 3: Breonna designed and coded this website about the paranormal. She created 8 research pages that used a similar format to this, a portal page with a grid, and a home page with its own format. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609565772122-Z1F6SUG4BL5Y8WO55MEF/Murphy_OliviaProject+2_Final+Presentation+12.jpg Student Work 2021 Olivia Murphy, Project 2: Olivia created a museum exhibition design about women's protest posters. She created several interactive elements including this one where visitors can pull the posters out from the wall and find out more about posters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1b00d4a1-75ce-4924-ade6-ff517c47c3c2/HC+Mug.jpg Student Work 2021 Kyle Wedimeyer, Festival logo on a branded item https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/8a4173b3-c5d7-480e-8336-164a5756f0cb/Hudson_All_Three_USE.png Student Work 2021 Kendall Hudson, Chocolate Bar mockup (logo was created from chopping up letters and putting them back together in an new way, pattern was created from logo) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609569413672-LYC8PVKLNGVVH28ZVY02/SarahTarabulsi-Assignment2_Page_11.jpg Student Work 2021 Sarah Tarabulsi, Project 2: Sarah created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of Demsky. She colors and web looking fonts to further his aesthetic. She researched the artist, chose the location of the show, created a floorpan, and a flow diagram, and created several elevations. She created brand standards for the show including a logo, fonts, colors, and materials. She picked a font that worked in both English and Arabic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609568293740-9Q9FTF7HHHY1AMON2ZHG/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final_Page_07.jpg Student Work 2021 Alan Park, Project 1: He turned the KAGRO Building in Baltimore, MD into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He researched the site and what other businesses were in the area, he explored site lines for the buildings, made a mood board for design inspiration, sketched out a few options for the exterior and side mural, then created three dimensional mockups of the interior and exterior. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609558416561-3364ECLAV5ELLDR2EQHP/Cole_Bryant_art.jpg Student Work 2021 Cole Beasley, Project 3: Cole designed and coded a website about different artists that inspired him. He created 8 research pages that used a similar format to this, a portal page with a grid, and a home page with its own format. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609565936919-XP6HNO83KESGY3IZJJU1/SarahTarabulsi-Assignment2+17.jpg Student Work 2021 Sarah Tarabulsi, Project 2: Sarah created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of Demsky. She used the RGB color scheme, and web looking fonts to further his aesthetic. She carried over elements from his work and reinvented them in a way that was her own. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/51e61fab-9767-441a-af16-a7517d5ff84a/music+fest+tix.jpg Student Work 2021 Madison Root, Logo on Festival Branded Item https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/ff34a87c-9ecd-4faf-8e9b-169eac7dcd44/NamchiDao_NexusMagazine.gif Student Work 2021 Namchi Dao Nexus Magazine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609569429142-ZUDESTPLN4MMCSQCKTGP/SarahTarabulsi-Assignment2_Page_12.jpg Student Work 2021 Sarah Tarabulsi, Project 2: Sarah created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of Demsky. She colors and web looking fonts to further his aesthetic. She researched the artist, chose the location of the show, created a floorpan, and a flow diagram, and created several elevations. She created brand standards for the show including a logo, fonts, colors, and materials. She picked a font that worked in both English and Arabic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609568301944-YZN73B7IAUC4UUF8AE9B/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final_Page_10.jpg Student Work 2021 Alan Park, Project 1: He turned the KAGRO Building in Baltimore, MD into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He researched the site and what other businesses were in the area, he explored site lines for the buildings, made a mood board for design inspiration, sketched out a few options for the exterior and side mural, then created three dimensional mockups of the interior and exterior. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609568312057-3KRL2T5MQBUWFPYMXRNY/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final_Page_11.jpg Student Work 2021 Alan Park, Project 1: He turned the KAGRO Building in Baltimore, MD into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He researched the site and what other businesses were in the area, he explored site lines for the buildings, made a mood board for design inspiration, sketched out a few options for the exterior and side mural, then created three dimensional mockups of the interior and exterior. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609569437952-L72ISZMHS7IP5PL2540O/SarahTarabulsi-Assignment2_Page_13.jpg Student Work 2021 Sarah Tarabulsi, Project 2: Sarah created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of Demsky. She colors and web looking fonts to further his aesthetic. She researched the artist, chose the location of the show, created a floorpan, and a flow diagram, and created several elevations. She created brand standards for the show including a logo, fonts, colors, and materials. She picked a font that worked in both English and Arabic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609569446811-I0EX3FP1HQX0NRWQG5MN/SarahTarabulsi-Assignment2_Page_14.jpg Student Work 2021 Sarah Tarabulsi, Project 2: Sarah created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of Demsky. She colors and web looking fonts to further his aesthetic. She researched the artist, chose the location of the show, created a floorpan, and a flow diagram, and created several elevations. She created brand standards for the show including a logo, fonts, colors, and materials. She picked a font that worked in both English and Arabic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609568332279-WJPHTYYJ5GJK3VSF8CKF/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final_Page_12.jpg Student Work 2021 Alan Park, Project 1: He turned the KAGRO Building in Baltimore, MD into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He researched the site and what other businesses were in the area, he explored site lines for the buildings, made a mood board for design inspiration, sketched out a few options for the exterior and side mural, then created three dimensional mockups of the interior and exterior. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609568347666-55G4T86B9ZXHCPQSDXFD/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final_Page_13.jpg Student Work 2021 Alan Park, Project 1: He turned the KAGRO Building in Baltimore, MD into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He researched the site and what other businesses were in the area, he explored site lines for the buildings, made a mood board for design inspiration, sketched out a few options for the exterior and side mural, then created three dimensional mockups of the interior and exterior. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609569455094-9XAJ621YNJD9CO57PFAE/SarahTarabulsi-Assignment2_Page_15.jpg Student Work 2021 Sarah Tarabulsi, Project 2: Sarah created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of Demsky. She colors and web looking fonts to further his aesthetic. She researched the artist, chose the location of the show, created a floorpan, and a flow diagram, and created several elevations. She created brand standards for the show including a logo, fonts, colors, and materials. She picked a font that worked in both English and Arabic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609568364895-91TDY0D2CYFUAF4X0CHG/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final_Page_14.jpg Student Work 2021 Alan Park, Project 1: He turned the KAGRO Building in Baltimore, MD into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He researched the site and what other businesses were in the area, he explored site lines for the buildings, made a mood board for design inspiration, sketched out a few options for the exterior and side mural, then created three dimensional mockups of the interior and exterior. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609569464103-GTEIC5HX18B3SRVNRNBN/SarahTarabulsi-Assignment2_Page_16.jpg Student Work 2021 Sarah Tarabulsi, Project 2: Sarah created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of Demsky. She colors and web looking fonts to further his aesthetic. She researched the artist, chose the location of the show, created a floorpan, and a flow diagram, and created several elevations. She created brand standards for the show including a logo, fonts, colors, and materials. She picked a font that worked in both English and Arabic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609569474981-KHALAWZMFVDN2WW239WH/SarahTarabulsi-Assignment2_Page_17.jpg Student Work 2021 Sarah Tarabulsi, Project 2: Sarah created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of Demsky. She colors and web looking fonts to further his aesthetic. She researched the artist, chose the location of the show, created a floorpan, and a flow diagram, and created several elevations. She created brand standards for the show including a logo, fonts, colors, and materials. She picked a font that worked in both English and Arabic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609568379867-B10FC9EA27YDBJBJYTUJ/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final_Page_15.jpg Student Work 2021 Alan Park, Project 1: He turned the KAGRO Building in Baltimore, MD into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He researched the site and what other businesses were in the area, he explored site lines for the buildings, made a mood board for design inspiration, sketched out a few options for the exterior and side mural, then created three dimensional mockups of the interior and exterior. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609568398500-LZCBV3JP319MIIOLDI86/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final_Page_16.jpg Student Work 2021 Alan Park, Project 1: He turned the KAGRO Building in Baltimore, MD into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He researched the site and what other businesses were in the area, he explored site lines for the buildings, made a mood board for design inspiration, sketched out a few options for the exterior and side mural, then created three dimensional mockups of the interior and exterior. https://www.anatobin.com/student-work-immersive daily 0.75 2022-01-08 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609613764873-7RI33YXOSNKG8E1OF5N8/Monika_Storypets_App.png Student Work Immersive Monika Vootukuri created an app where parents or grandparents can record themselves reading bedtime stories to their children or grandchildren. Then the child could listen to the story through a Bluetooth speaker. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609563438154-RJSDRWYTES4P5PAGO5DU/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final+12_edit.jpg Student Work Immersive Alan Park, Project 1: Alan Turned the KAGRO building in Baltimore into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He used elements from the logo to create his own graphic and pattern system. In the interior he created clever bathroom graphics out of the logo. He used a line on the floor of the exterior and interior to guide patrons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/f5572bf0-4bb2-485b-a271-3f41caf20e67/Adam+Galbreath+-+UXprocess-1.jpg Student Work Immersive Adam Galbreath, User Experience Design Process (this only shows a small portion of the process they completed) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1b00d4a1-75ce-4924-ade6-ff517c47c3c2/HC+Mug.jpg Student Work Immersive Kyle Wedimeyer, Festival logo on a branded item https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609614550245-SEHF6UXD8O4Y6TK9CB67/artofwargame.jpg Student Work Immersive Claudia Morris and Satwik Gade created a game based off the book "The Art of War" and the designed these beautiful assets for the game. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/51e61fab-9767-441a-af16-a7517d5ff84a/music+fest+tix.jpg Student Work Immersive Madison Root, Logo on Festival Branded Item https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/a654e005-1fbc-4c2d-a40d-91234481da40/JoshPittman.jpg Student Work Immersive Joshua Pittman, HTML and CSS coded website https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609615477531-UIXVAGNVX3B0SE2HNJ18/gallery.jpg Student Work Immersive Ogonna Ononye collected photographs from the class and created a virtual gallery. Students could walk through using the arrow keys and select a photo they identified with. Then in class students shared memories of what that photo reminded them of. It was a way to connect virtually during the pandemic through shared experiences. https://www.anatobin.com/portfolio daily 0.75 2020-05-30 https://www.anatobin.com/portfolio/print-branding monthly 0.5 2020-05-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1589826524100-XJ9UILUFZL9YD9ZYG4BI/Logos-5_gif.gif Portfolio - Print / Branding - Logos These are a bunch of logos I have created for a variety of different companies. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1589822927414-A6X7RQ8G259HNKJXGWA3/Tasomi_bcard_letterhead_envelope.jpg Portfolio - Print / Branding - Tasomi Group This is a suite of branded materials for Tasomi Group. I created a logo, business card, letter head, and envelopes. This logo was a modern take off a logo for one of their sister companies. We were to create a design using their blues and an arrow or mountain like image. I abstracted arrow imagery and added color gradients to show movement and to modernize their color pallet. I also chose a more modern sans serif font. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1589825793966-MXBRCZ9WN1B2UY6H1RRQ/Les_bcard_mockup.jpg Portfolio - Print / Branding - Moore Sole Business Cards I created these business cards for a hand painted shoe company. I didn’t create the logo, but I took their existing logo and put it into a circle with the name of the company and a brief description. I chose fonts and added icons to show what the company did in a simplified manner. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1589827167250-I9F21G8YQPS3DICP6OFZ/IDB_WallGraphics_1.jpg Portfolio - Print / Branding - IADB Poster Series Here are a selection of four posters from a series I created for the Inter-American Development Bank’s finance department. Each poster depicts a different word from the company’s mission. these posters are hung in their office. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1589827892637-HCK7NDX250L3BHKGZ0K5/AnaTobin_ImogenHeap2_Togther+copy.jpg Portfolio - Print / Branding - Hide and Seek Single Album Covers This is a series of two album covers for Imogen Heaps song Hide and Seek. The song uses a lot of reverb and is very textured so I wanted the graphics to echo that. The lyrics are layered and concealed in some spots and revealed in others to echo the murky and sharp alternations in the singers voice. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1589835978840-ZBF8P5LVNFN05HFU3ZSM/CareerPathways_Everything_Mockup.jpg Portfolio - Print / Branding - Career Pathways Membership Campaign This is a full campaign of Items for the Council on Foundations Career Pathways program. It was aimed at showing off past members experiences in order to gain new members. I created the logo first then the rest of the campaign was based off of that. This consists of an accordion brochure, a postcard, a self mailer, and facebook, twitter, and LinkedIn ads. They had a lot of quotes they wanted featured so I created a style that highlighted them. Their company colors are a navy blue and dark green so I took those colors and created a new color pallet that use brighter blues and greens because they wanted a more eye catching style. https://www.anatobin.com/portfolio/games-experiences monthly 0.5 2021-01-08 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590271546748-3M877NV3JOYU1CV08LOJ/MockUp__Cards_Ana.jpg Portfolio - Games / Experiences - Cerebrum This is a card game based off the way neuropsychologists test for learning disabilities and disorders. The front side of each card has a puzzle based off how a particular disability or disorder is tested for. The other side has the answer to the puzzle and is color coded and symbol coded and has information about the particular disability or disorder the puzzle tests for. The symbols in the corners are indicate what senses are related to the disability or disorder. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590340740202-AUIUSVBMUPGC4YQK4QEX/ImaginaryRestaruant_Togther.jpg Portfolio - Games / Experiences - The Extinction Club This is a speculative restaurant of the future. It only serves extinct flora and fauna grown in a lab. A portion of the proceeds go to saving endangered species. The experience begins with entering an app lottery system to get an invitation. If invited you will receive an invitation in the mail with coordinates and a keycard. The day of the dinner you must enter the coordinates into an app and follow the digital compass to the location of the dinner. Once there you use the keycard to enter a lab, pick up your lab id badge and us that to enter the next room full of animal models and plants you have never seen before. Then you enter the dining room that looks like a late 18th century explorers club. You can use AR on the menu cards to learn more about each of the 12 courses and the plant or animal you are eating. Once you leave the dinner your app is wiped. The design emulates catalog cards for different species and old animal and plant etchings. The script is hand written. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590272075734-23E8Y16K80JY25R7CXJ7/IMG_5369.jpg Portfolio - Games / Experiences - Don’t Drink the Kool-Aid This is a game myself and three classmates created together (Elliot, Gabriel, and Jesse). It is a game where players are split into two teams. One team is the Cult and the other the free. There is one piece and teams play tug o war to get the piece to the poison kool-aid or the freedom first. There are several other ways to win based on the cards drawn. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1609818645687-Q1TKPJUJWXZE60AI1I05/WavesofMeeting_Togther.jpg Portfolio - Games / Experiences - Waves of Meeting This was a 1 week workshop in which a group of MICA students in Baltimore, Willem de Kooning Academy students in the Netherlands, and St. Lucas students in Antwerp worked together. Our project was called “Wave of Meeting.” We created a handheld device and Zoom filter to measure attention levels in online video meetings. The grip of a person on to a device we created called the crop determined their level of attention in an online video call. We used a Circuit Playground encased in a 3D printed handheld device. We coded that to capture grip strength. We then linked that to code that and linked it to SnapCamera to make it sow up on an actual zoom meeting. A wave would cover the screen if grip strength slackened. A sun would show if the participants grip was tight the whole time. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590342860734-BPF58TIVCO3W2ALKDROW/TheEelUprising+copy.jpg Portfolio - Games / Experiences - The Eel Uprising This is a digital experience told as an interactive story and internet scavenger hunt. You play as a seahorse who must save his friends and in turn the environment from a greedy Fish King and Fish Prophet. You can check it out and try the experience at https://atobin018.wixsite.com/eeluprising. Here is a preview of one of the animations from the experience. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590347219136-AE4A2IXQNBMQU93O2387/HandLetterCards_Togther.jpg Portfolio - Games / Experiences - Hand Lettering Playing Cards I hand drew then vectorized a deck of playing cards. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590348691985-GWEE3F6JUBS94WYNY5WC/CardsAgainstQuarantine+copy.jpg Portfolio - Games / Experiences - Cards Against Quarantine Three classmates and I created a game to fight against boredom and foster creativity during the Covid-19 quarantine. In this game each time you reload the page you get a different set of cards that prompt you to create something. It is set up as Constraint + Content + Form + Recipient. Check it out at https://cardsagainstquarantine.cargo.site/ Co-created with Celi Monroe, Charlie Michael, Bang An, and Matthew Hennessey. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590352782529-B3N1ZIZF5L314WCLNQRO/Gameshow_Togther.jpg Portfolio - Games / Experiences - Zoom Gameshow During the quarantine I created a live Zoom gameshow for my classmates to play. The goal was to answer puzzles based on learning disability testing to discover which classmate the game was about. I divided them into two teams (team JCP and team Ellen). I created a gameshow setup and I gave each team money to buy clues. I created a shared google doc for each team where I posted the clues they bought. There was also a section on the google doc for each team to talk to their teammates and make guesses. I did this so each team would not have to speak and reveal their discoveries to the other team. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1610066129150-XRNOZ6RQ0W8HFLDOAS5X/SeerIsland.jpg Portfolio - Games / Experiences - The Legend of Seer Island Twine Game “There is an old legend, a curse really, on Seer Island, Maine. You and your friends performed a ritual that accidentally awoke a creature that you must stop before he kills everyone on the Island. Journey into the past to find the clues to figure out how to stop the creature.” I wrote the story, designed all elements, and coded the game using Twine. You can play the game here: https://tobes88.itch.io/the-legend-of-seer-island https://www.anatobin.com/portfolio/editorial monthly 0.5 2020-05-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1589397554096-FZ030JDTEHIT5SLPLTQ9/CCCA_reoprt_mockup.jpg Portfolio - Editorial - Children’s Cause for Cancer Advocacy This campaign consisted of a 50 page report and 2 brochures created to help promote Children’s Cancer Advocacy. The design reflects the CCCA brand. They wanted large statistics and quotes, along with meaningful images to drive home the needs of the organization. Some of these items were presented to members of congress to help garner support for bills related to this cause. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1589418766088-H92UDDYXCJEG4EWZ39S2/IDB2017_Report.jpg Portfolio - Editorial - IDB 2017 Report This was a 68 page report for the Inter-American Development Bank. This report consisted of lots of information graphics and bright clear images related to their mission. It was also a digital report and the table of contents on the bottom linked to each page as did other elements throughout the report. They work to improve the lives of those in Latin America and the Caribbean. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1589419959503-L9ERRMK32Z4NXSH4LJ0U/IDB2016_Report.jpg Portfolio - Editorial - IDB 2016 Report This was a 68 page report for the Inter-American Development Bank. This report consisted of lots of information graphics and bright clear images related to their mission. It was also a digital report and the table of contents on the bottom linked to each page as did other elements throughout the report. They work to improve the lives of those in Latin America and the Caribbean. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1589424454043-RLZY1Q1Z1UTF4STLGBRG/TAUC_NMAPC_Report.jpg Portfolio - Editorial - TAUC and NMAPC Member Recruitment Booklets These are two booklets aimed at recruiting younger members into The Association of Union Constructors and the National Maintenance Agreements Policy Committee. The booklets use images of younger members and have a more youthful look and feel than their typical collateral. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1589417178310-9XBS5IU5A8QDQPX1MVEH/Rtec_Report.jpg Portfolio - Editorial - (R) Tech Report This was a report for a real estate company. It was about the technology used in the real estate business. It is 48 pages. They wanted a report that matched a video, that was primarily water color, that they had recently created, so we found a way to make watercolor, a fairly traditional medium, look modern. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1589426330978-5N6WE7Q0DTDWXSRMH7B2/WorldBank_Mockup.jpg Portfolio - Editorial - World Bank Report This was an illustrated report we created for the World Bank. It was a collaboration between myself and another designer at Top Shelf Design. It is full of infographics and illustrations about financial preparations for disasters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1589427719349-BZ2AZDJ0ZDCFAFWKJRHP/AHLAStaff_Book_1.jpg Portfolio - Editorial - AHLA Staff Book This is the American Health Lawyers Association staff profile book. I created silhouettes of each person that worked at AHLA to place on their profile. I also set up a photo booth with a handmade paper background and handmade props. I then photographed everyone on staff in the photo booth and created a strip of photos for their profile page. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1589394777867-8YRJXFS7BYK1HDOMBEUM/Coal_reoprt_mockup.jpg Portfolio - Editorial - Coal Report Concept for the annual report on coal usage for the Center for Global Sustainability. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1589394646966-P4K7S39OLP0SVC9XSP1F/Magazine_Covers.jpg Portfolio - Editorial - Magazine Covers These are a selection of magazine Covers I illustrated. I have worked on the layout and design of over 60 magazine issues for several different companies. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1589430563765-FQTBT94H6W28XZVSF21J/Quill_mag_mockup_1.jpg Portfolio - Editorial - Quill Magazine This is a magazine for budding writers that I designed and created content for. Each issue features budding writers work. There are comment cards and links to a website at the end where readers can give feedback to the featured writers. That feedback is published in the next issue. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1589430755382-DJT3I9GPUN1182MONQJ7/Senior+Degree.JPG Portfolio - Editorial - Between The Pages This was a series of 9 books about different people. Each book contained visuals and a short anecdote about each person. You were meant to get a sense of the person without ever seeing them. It was a play on not judging a book by its cover. Each book lacked a cover instead they had an empty hole in the shape of each person. https://www.anatobin.com/portfolio/web monthly 0.5 2020-05-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590377893888-N9VGCJD9YEKWI4RG6KSQ/MapleViewFlats-Website+copy.jpg Portfolio - Web / App - Luxury Condo Website This is a concept for a website for a luxury condominium building in Washington, DC called Maple View Flats. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590377688723-VEC0CNPRI0UNARBTU6YG/20140301_Trade-151_0124-copy.jpg Portfolio - Web / App - Failing Our Kids Website This is a website is showing statistics about how the US Education system is failing children and not preparing them for the future. The page used parrallaxing so each chart would fill in as the page scrolled down. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590378207934-KRA9VC1UWGKY02KGH37E/AltusConsulting-Website+copy.jpg Portfolio - Web / App - Consulting Company Website This concept is for a website for a consulting company called Altus Consulting in Washington DC. They deal primarily with the technology sector. The colors and design elements were chosen to pair with other materials they had produced. https://www.anatobin.com/portfolio/exhibition-3d monthly 0.5 2020-05-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1589851066526-HF5UKJ094KVLVMNKIVB0/BP_Everything.jpg Portfolio - Exhibition / 3D - Reston Town Center I created several window coverings for storefronts under construction at Reston Town Center. I also created their seasonal brochures, popup signs, and posters that showed their seasonal events. The colors changed to match the season and the pattern on the edges of the brochures changed to match the season. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1589852249990-BXA6Z6COQUFZRR5TIWW8/NationalSoccerHOF_All.jpg Portfolio - Exhibition / 3D - Soccer Hall of Fame I worked on this project at HealyKohler design. Our whole team created graphics and exhibits for the National Soccer Hall of Fame in Frisco, Texas. I created this map for the exhibit, the vinyl lettering for the glass in these images, and the wall panels. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1589852789972-B8KC7R7MM8KRBCPLPQBO/Bcard_west_Togther.jpg Portfolio - Exhibition / 3D - West Trip Map I took a trip out west and drove from Las Vegas, NV to Denver, CO and stopped at a bunch of national parks and natural landmarks along the way. The project reflects the red rocks and the sunsets in the west through the color scheme. The cards are at different elevations because we went from 2000ft above sea level to 11,600ft above sea level during the trip. I hand drew the larger type and I drew all the images and icons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590378638147-YKC2GJVQ8NHPGIKCYFZE/PIAuction-popup.jpg Portfolio - Exhibition / 3D - Silent Auction Popups These are two large scale popup signs that were displayed at the American Health Lawyers Association (AHLA) annual meeting. They advertised the two largest items attendees could bid on in the silent auction. These were used to raise money for the AHLA Pro Bono Department. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590381204434-FM3P5QDRAWHOP9ZHQO0W/Zisa_mockup_everything.jpg Portfolio - Exhibition / 3D - Safety Award Ceremony This shows branding for the ZISA Conference, a conference dedicated to zero injuries in the construction industry. I used the existing ZISA logo and made it gold, shiny, and 3D. The theme was reaching for the stars so I created a space background to put behind the logo. This shows a postcard that was sent as a teaser before the event. It also shows the event program booklet, a poster, a mockup of a coin they gave to award winners, a popup sign, and a dinner menu that were all used during the event. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590381527105-IUCDUNFIB0BGPJ1YHR36/Hometogther.jpg Portfolio - Exhibition / 3D - Ride, The story of Boombadas This is a project based off my childhood. When I was young my cousins and I would pile into a 1970’s yellow van and take Boombada rides. These were rides through the middle of the Island I spent my summers on. On the ride my uncle would tell the story of the Boombadas, a fictional cannibalistic tribe that lived in the center of the island. On our final ride we hit a world war II army bunker and knocked the door off the van. This is a typographic paper cut sculpture depicting that experience. It was published in a book at MICA with the rest of the GD MFA class of 2021’s work. https://www.anatobin.com/portfolio/infographics monthly 0.5 2020-05-30 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590795151764-AUHGBHR6H2UQXDG4KGLO/Biodiagram_mockuppsd.jpg Portfolio - Infographics / Illustrations - The Animal Kingdom Jewelry This is an information graphic that catalogs the animal-shaped jewelry I own. I scanned some of my favorite pieces of jewelry and wrote anecdotes about a few pieces. The filled in circles and moons behind each piece indicate its habitat, or location in my room. The rings indicate the lifespan, or how long I have owned each piece. The colors indicate how I acquired each piece of jewelry. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590795986956-CAPEOUOGWV3K69IRA4UA/WMD_mockuppsd.jpg Portfolio - Infographics / Illustrations - WMD Timeline This timeline shows the History of the World Movement for Democracy. The green and blue are their corporate colors and circular images highlight especially significant events. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590796144563-N2SM46AQSVCS6CG56SUG/PI_Infographic.jpg Portfolio - Infographics / Illustrations - AHLA Public Interest This infographic was used as a center spread in the AHLA Connections magazine to promote fundraising. The tree represents the growth within the organization’s public interest efforts. A team and I came up developed the concept of growth and using roots and the phases of tree growth as a metaphor. I illustrated the the infographic from scratch and applied textures to give it more life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590797694650-JNFZMSWK8I9HJDHH5VA2/DCPNI_Mockup_togther.jpg Portfolio - Infographics / Illustrations - Food Insecurity These are two of a series of infographics about food insecurity in a particular neighborhood of Washington, DC created for the DC Promise Neighborhood Initiative. Each infographic had on image with a color overlay relating to the subject. Each one also used a different predominate color pulled from their brand colors. To keep them consistent each infographic was laid out in the same general format and used the same fonts and similar illustration styles. This project uses a combination of stock illustrations and illustrations I created. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590797858855-1K4OO5VF2ID6TLC22QJ5/Swimmers_Striek_Back_illustration.jpg Portfolio - Infographics / Illustrations - The Swimmers Strike Back This is an illustration I created for a star wars themed winter swim meet. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590796819730-5YKASRAR8YUICPBH52IB/CR_Report.jpg Portfolio - Infographics / Illustrations - Carlos Rosario Report This was a center spread for Carlos Rosario's Annual report. Carlos Rosario is an International Public Charter school that primarily caters to Washington, DC’s immigration community. They put out a report each year showing the accomplishments, demographics, and finances of the school and it’s community. This spread shows the demographics of the students. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590813861956-HJ3Z3OKMCISNIA3P3SNT/Maps_Mockup_Togther.jpg Portfolio - Infographics / Illustrations - Maps The map on the right if an Island in Maine. It show all the major attractions including a WWII army fort, a bike rental shop, and an ice cream shop among others. I designed and illustrated the map. The second map was for my cousins wedding. It shows the location of each of the wedding events, I used a simple illustration style for this one. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590813959450-PSFD39LNRJ1J3ZLE4HB4/snake_illustration.jpg Portfolio - Infographics / Illustrations - Milk Snake An illustration of a milk snake I made from creating tons of tiny shapes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590814044471-GLBX5JFJHQB36XR3YLWW/letterman_illustration.jpg Portfolio - Infographics / Illustrations - Knowledge This is an illustration of the word knowledge using only letters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590814178539-NUJ7W894GW5WBENS50NV/Alphabet+Book.jpg Portfolio - Infographics / Illustrations - Alphabet Book This was an alphabet book about parts of the human body. The illustrations were hand drawn and scanned in. The typesetting was done in illustrator. The book was bound with leather to emulate skin. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590814245061-0YKQKCGCRNV80IGMUTK8/Denver_illustration.jpg Portfolio - Infographics / Illustrations - Denver A stylized Illustration of the skyline of Denver created in illustrator. https://www.anatobin.com/portfolio/motion monthly 0.5 2020-05-24 https://www.anatobin.com/portfolio/event-packaging monthly 0.5 2020-05-30 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590826299978-AYJO3S3NH4HS40L6NNRW/Ana_Tobin_Project3_togther.jpg Portfolio - Event / Packaging - Refraction Festival This is a branding and collateral for a science festival. The festival is called Refraction Festival and it is about reflections. The graphics were created by reflecting text off of surfaces in Cinema 4D. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590821494930-UDJSSSTMJQ3Q8XZCTT3N/AKA_Togther.jpg Portfolio - Event / Packaging - Alter Ego This is a fun packaging project that was also an unboxing experience. The box contained a potion that was meant to heal, but actually poisoned the user. The box uses hidden messaging. The patterns are created from stretched text that say things like “warning may cause illness or death”. They are a play on the many warning labels on drugs that sometimes outweigh the benefits. As you go further into the box the text gets more legible. By the time you get to the items inside the box you should know that this is bad for you because they are all poisonous items. I also created a lenticular to show the two sides of the product. This was all printed on the Risograph printer in metallic ink/ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590817671771-8HMXE9330452ACANMJZW/Invitations_mockups.jpg Portfolio - Event / Packaging - Invitations This is an invitation to a wedding and a wedding shower. There is also an invitation to the Hispanic Heritage Awards on PBS and an event for The Association of Union Constructors. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590818443904-QLIUB91HBD9JDX9B31FH/totebag.jpg Portfolio - Event / Packaging - Peaks Island Bag This was part of a series of branded items for a bachelorette party held on Peaks Island, Me. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590818611971-0T6VU1X0B6FPYELT81N3/Christmas.jpg Portfolio - Event / Packaging - Unreal Products This is a series of joke products I created as a gift for my reddit secret Santa. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590820966667-5G40K655AK9EVVWBI7O3/WineMockups_Togther.jpg Portfolio - Event / Packaging - Wine Labels Some friends and I made wine at a vineyard and I created labels for our wine. We created several different types of wine and we all came up with the names together. I then took the names and create labels that matched. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1590824285529-RCOX5121X2NPHT9OMW8S/Koozies_mockup_togther.jpg Portfolio - Event / Packaging - Koozies Friends and family have asked me to crate Koozies for events surrounding their weddings and here are a few examples of those. https://www.anatobin.com/portfolio/mfa-thesis-neuro-divergent monthly 0.5 2021-12-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/7cfc1a0e-5e4b-449e-8e49-fbb34820eafa/20210405_0760_edited.jpg Portfolio - MFA Thesis Neuro Divergent Here is an image of the full exhibition. Participants begin at the iPad out front where they learn about the project. Then they select one learning disability and hear a quote of struggle by someone with that learning disability. They then find out who that person is and that they are successful in their field. The interactive screen would end with the discovery of the gift that comes with having that learning disability. Then participants would follow the colored pathway to the simulation of what it feels like to have that learning disability or disorder. That is the part in the middle you can see here. Then they would follow the path to the wall where they would try one learning method commonly used by people with that disability. I surveyed a bunch of people with these learning disabilities and disorders to find out their learning methods and used those as inspiration. This survey also provided invaluable insight that helped shape the simulations. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/2539b1ff-4b3b-4e77-aaa6-61f59afb9066/13_NeuroDivergent_DyspraxiaScreens.jpg Portfolio - MFA Thesis Neuro Divergent On these screens participants would learn what Dyspraxia is, then hear a story of struggle authored by someone who has Dyspraxia. The next screen would reveal who that person (Daniel Redecliffe acclaimed Actor) is that they are now successful in their chosen field. Participants would then discover the gift (Imagination) of having that learning disability or disorder and be prompted to follow the orange pathway to the simulation and learning method. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/a05ea9c9-c394-437f-8120-0cf75ada93a6/Poster+Mockup_LDPoster_RISO.jpg Portfolio - MFA Thesis Neuro Divergent Risograph printed poster that illustrates different learning disabilities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/e8057b4d-c71b-41fd-aa9e-049cc2fe6f8e/2_20210405_0814_CMYK.jpg Portfolio - MFA Thesis Neuro Divergent The title of the exhibition is made of part dimensional and part flat lettering. This furthers the concept that one must look at things differently in order to understand them if they have a learning disability. The full exhibition is in a typeface made for low-vision readers called Atkinson Hyperlegible. Each character is distinct and could also aid those with reading based disorders https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/e32970c1-ed51-4215-bf92-f9aba3ed6475/5_NeuroDivergent_DyslexiaScreens.jpg Portfolio - MFA Thesis Neuro Divergent On these screens participants would learn what Dyslexia is, then hear a story of struggle authored by someone who has Dyslexia. The next screen would reveal who that person is (Dr. Maggie Aderin-Pocock, acclaimed space scientist) and that they are now successful in their chosen field. Participants would then discover the gift (creativity) of having that learning disability or disorder and be prompted to follow the pink pathway to the simulation and learning methods. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/a802e1b5-27a9-476a-9a45-ef36541e6a8e/14_IMG_5729000.jpg Portfolio - MFA Thesis Neuro Divergent The Dyspraxia simulation asks participants to use their dominant hand to cover their opposite eye. Then they are asked to write their name in cursive by wrapping string around pegs using their non-dominant hand. It is meant to simulate fine motor coordination issues those with Dyspraxia have. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/9a9fdac1-29c9-4daa-90b8-3358703804d1/18_NeuroDivergent_ReadingScreens.jpg Portfolio - MFA Thesis Neuro Divergent On these screens participants would learn what Reading Disorders are, then hear a story of struggle authored by someone who has a Reading Disorder. The next screen would reveal who that person is (Byron Pitts acclaimed Journalist) that they are now successful in their chosen field. Participants would then discover the gift (Perseverance) of having that learning disability or disorder and be prompted to follow the blue pathway to the simulation and learning method. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/bbfa19fd-1acd-4f89-92e7-51f2d80bdc69/IMG_6055.JPG Portfolio - MFA Thesis Neuro Divergent Risograph printed poster that illustrates different learning disabilities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1436b684-dd6f-4b31-9f03-a990e028e1d3/3_NeuroDivergent_IntroScreens.jpg Portfolio - MFA Thesis Neuro Divergent Here are a few screens from the interactive monitor that begins the experience. First, there is an animation of broken apart shapes that converge to form the word Neuro Divergent. Then participants learn about the project. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/65c51779-924e-4ec2-9d7c-2b4f2de2c758/6_20210405_0791.jpg Portfolio - MFA Thesis Neuro Divergent The experience for Dyslexia is three acrylic panels with backward text on them. They are on a sliding track and participants must align them to read the text. This is meant to make the participant pause and struggle to read the way those with dyslexia often do. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/37eae432-62a3-400f-b394-b0cfe1095114/9_NeuroDivergent_ADHDScreens.jpg Portfolio - MFA Thesis Neuro Divergent On these screens participants would learn what ADHD is, then hear a story of struggle authored by someone who has ADHD. The next screen would reveal who that person (Scott Kelly acclaimed Astronaut) is that they are now successful in their chosen field. Participants would then discover the gift (understanding) of having that learning disability or disorder and be prompted to follow the red pathway to the simulation and learning method. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/5fd388ec-19b9-4463-9bbe-5a9a93d3fe7f/15_20210405_0809_CMYK.jpg Portfolio - MFA Thesis Neuro Divergent In the Dyspraxia learning method section, participants must feel textured words to read them. They then flip the panels up to see if they were correct. People with dyspraxia often use tactility to trace letters to build up their fine motor coordination skills. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/bded9d8a-dfb1-48f7-8588-b78bc40b29be/19_20210405_0794_edited.jpg Portfolio - MFA Thesis Neuro Divergent In the Reading Disorder simulation, the center of some words overlap with similar looking words. Participants must use context clues within the text to figure out which of the overlapping words is correct. People with reading disorders often have difficulty finding the right word especially if they look similar. For example, if a sentence read “The water is really calm” they might read it as “The water is really clam.” Then they would have to figure out what it is actually supposed to be. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/2b6e307b-76c0-4241-97c1-e51bb027fe0b/IMG_6078.JPG Portfolio - MFA Thesis Neuro Divergent Risograph printed poster illustrating Dyslexia. It was created by rotating each letter. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/e48dadc6-c650-4dfa-a5d9-a9d186bd63d2/IMG_5740_edited.jpg Portfolio - MFA Thesis Neuro Divergent Then they select which learning disability or disorder they would like to learn more about and experience. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/79cb78c6-3b09-42f8-b822-09549f48b270/7_20210405_0805_edited.jpg Portfolio - MFA Thesis Neuro Divergent The learning method for Dyslexia is an image association game. When participants encounter a scrambled word in the paragraph, they must replace it with the correct icon on the right. People with Dyslexia often doodle in the margins of the text to help them understand what they are reading. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/720b8ead-38c0-4a7a-a8a9-96025d6e03d8/10_IMG_5614.jpg Portfolio - MFA Thesis Neuro Divergent The ADHD simulation is a matching game with audio instructions. Participants won’t be able to complete the game because other sounds overpower the instructions to distract them. This is mean to simulate attention issues. Try it here https://adhdsim.neocities.org/ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/273cfb9e-a30f-473a-83b8-6f32db6d1c0d/16_IMG_5561.jpg Portfolio - MFA Thesis Neuro Divergent close up of the tactile letters https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/37d2ff0a-e99b-46ce-84c8-d92d496412ef/20_20210405_0769.jpg Portfolio - MFA Thesis Neuro Divergent The Reading Disorder learning method is a word association game. There are similar words on the outside of the tab. When the tab is flipped up it up it reveals the actual word that belongs in the text. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/f50c6457-c979-42f1-8c20-6d4a713c5be1/GreatMinds_socialmedia-01.jpg Portfolio - MFA Thesis Neuro Divergent Poster about how people with learning disabilities think in different unique ways that can be gifts https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/5546f816-093d-4a9a-98c4-a44dfe718bfc/8_20210405_0828_edited.jpg Portfolio - MFA Thesis Neuro Divergent I surveyed about forty people to learn about their experiences having learning disabilities. I found that most people believed that they were gifted in other areas as a result of or in conjunction with their learning disability or disorder. For dyslexia, many people mentioned that they were highly creative. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/ba659e03-3f87-4436-946c-b03cf7a20659/11_IMG_5669.jpg Portfolio - MFA Thesis Neuro Divergent The ADHD learning method is an out-of-order mind map that needs to be reordered. Each phrase is on Velcro and can be moved around. People with ADHD often create disorganized mind maps of information that they later pull together. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/bd9b28f7-45ee-4dc5-ad13-e3e3dd1a8131/17_20210405_0828_Dyspraxia.jpg Portfolio - MFA Thesis Neuro Divergent I surveyed about forty people to learn about their experiences having learning disabilities. I found that most people believed that they were gifted in other areas as a result of or in conjunction with their learning disability or disorder. For Dyspraxia many people mention that they were highly imaginative. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/37ccb85f-b4fe-46b1-a1c5-c853f03840a1/21_20210405_0828_Reading.jpg Portfolio - MFA Thesis Neuro Divergent I surveyed about forty people to learn about their experiences having learning disabilities. I found that most people believed that they were gifted in other areas as a result of or in conjunction with their learning disability or disorder. For reading disorders many people mention that they had a strong sense of perseverance. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/380c84f7-8ffc-4237-ada8-ed2397d7acda/NeuroDivergent_App_Mockup.jpg Portfolio - MFA Thesis Neuro Divergent App to discover and share different learning methods. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/f614c6c0-6a57-457d-84ce-2111874d4bed/12_20210405_0828_ADHD.jpg Portfolio - MFA Thesis Neuro Divergent I surveyed about forty people to learn about their experiences having learning disabilities. I found that most people believed that they were gifted in other areas as a result of or in conjunction with their learning disability or disorder. For ADHD many people mention that they were more understanding of others. https://www.anatobin.com/work-samples daily 0.75 2021-01-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1610950344555-VCWRWZ8TR9QWB8LTOWEL/Sydney_Snyder_GD2P1_animatedgif_2.gif Work Samples https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1610947948801-5HXR14GSPPU2RCZK909L/Logos-5_gif.gif Work Samples Logos, 2015-2017: This shows a variety of logos I created. Each of these also had a mini or full style guide https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1610947415846-PMY9EKHCMNE66AC8IYW9/CCCA_reoprt_mockup_homepage.jpg Work Samples Children's Cause For Cancer Advocacy, 2017: This was a campaign for Children's Cause for Cancer Advocacy. I created a report that would be given to Congress when they lobbied. There were also two brochures I created associated with the campaign. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1610950348124-SU3W3XEGGZYLEOFKOV92/Michelle_Kim_Proj2.jpg Work Samples Reading A Website, 2020: Michelle Kim abstractly expressed how she read an assigned web page using the direction of the type as well as leading, kerning, and overlap to show what text stood out to her on the page. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1610947466659-ZNHCDTZ637B70TUUVWCM/TAUC_NMAPC_Report.jpg Work Samples NMAPC and TAUC Recruitment Booklets, 2017: These are two booklets created for The Association for Union Constructors and the National Maintenance and Planning Committee. Their members were aging and they wanted to recruit younger members so I created two booklets in a style that would appeal to younger members while still using their brand guidelines. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1610950364710-CHP7U8S2VSRVB3RPINFY/Breaonna_Brask_Medium.jpg Work Samples Mediumship Website, 2020: Breaonna Brask designed and coded this website about the paranormal. She created 8 research pages that used a similar format to this, a portal page with a grid, and a home page with its own format. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1610947535748-59JCB4H0HKVGXRXFKPTN/Photo+Oct+20%2C+10+16+14+PM.jpg Work Samples National Soccer Hall of Fame Infographic, 2018: This is an infographic I created for The National Soccer Hall of Fame in Frisco Texas. IT shows where all of the teams in the different professional soccer leagues in America are located. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1610950393424-Y8UJ29WROU63QFIX82M1/Alen_Park_Assignment1_Final+12_edit.jpg Work Samples Starbucks Redesign, 2020: Alan Park turned the KAGRO building in Baltimore into a Starbucks covered in super graphics. He used elements from the logo to create his own graphic and pattern system. In the interior he created clever bathroom graphics out of the logo. He used a pattern on the floor of the exterior and interior to guide patrons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1610947612114-MU8P7DKMN8GC76ROY68E/BP_Everything.jpg Work Samples Reston Town Center, 2017: This shows a window covering for an empty storefront in Reston Town Center as well as a pop-up sign and a brochure showing their winter events. For this, I created a series of different brochures and popup signs for different seasons that used different color gradients and patterns. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1610950410533-0WY9MM6H7EPSTISWWVMW/Hennie_Park_project2_presentation+13_1.jpg Work Samples John Baldessari Exhibit, 2020: Hennie Park created a museum exhibition showcasing the work of John Baldessari. She used colors and shapes pulled from his work throughout the exhibit. She created a floor plan and some additional signage and bags to promote the exhibit. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1610950475721-RSFIFI6ITCDAXE2RWKO3/Joonshik-cho_PR-1_design-ppt_v2_1.jpg Work Samples Subway Redesign, 2020: Joonshik Cho turned the KAGRO building in Baltimore into a Subway. He redesigned the exterior to have green elements including a living wall. In the interior he created a signage system and Icons for the bathrooms, trash, and recycling as well as way-finding elements using lines on the floor. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1610947721349-H859IPQUSBVVO5K63ZBP/WMD-3-timeline-2-USE.jpg Work Samples World Movement For Democracy Infographic, 2017: This is an informational graphic for The World Movement For Democracy. It contains key moments in their history. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1610950487729-B0F53ATX2DMTZ03R7PPV/Monika_Storypets_App.png Work Samples Story Pets App, 2020: Monika Vootukuri created an app where parents or grandparents can record themselves reading bedtime stories to their children or grandchildren. Then the child could listen to the story through a Bluetooth speaker. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1610947757448-XJ2M2RJ2JHSKWNFM8HOG/PI_Infographic_difFonts.jpg Work Samples AHLA Public Interest Infographic, 2014: This infographic was the center spread for AHLA Connections Magazine. I designed the magazine monthly with one other designer for a little over five years. This spread was meant to raise awareness for the American Health Lawyers Association public interest initiatives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1610947779547-8HUQSTFQPIZV0K57W162/FailingOurKids-Website.jpg Work Samples Failing Our Kids Website, 2016: I designed this site to showcase how schools are failing children. It was a parallaxing website so as you scrolled down the numbers would increase and the charts would fill in. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1610950504960-QR4PWOWQ3TTSSNOMONM9/artofwargame.jpg Work Samples The Art of War Game, 2020: Claudia Morris and Satwik Gade created a game based off the book "The Art of War" and the designed these beautiful assets for the game. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1610951006708-6GUL92N12XXC7XH08B5H/Ariana_Vilchis_proj2.jpg Work Samples Reading A Website, 2020: Ariana Vilchis abstractly showed how she read an assigned website using hierarchy and attention through a variety of tactics. She used groups of text as well as positive and negative space, overlap, color, scale, and leading. She also played with legibility to show what text caught her atteniton. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1610947883398-CP6CCR38SMIHFQST36CO/Invitations_mockups.jpg Work Samples Invitations, 2014-2019: These are a variety of invitations to different events that I designed. The far left is for a bridal shower, the one with the birds is for a vintage-style wedding, the second to the right is for the Hispanic Heritage Awards on PBS and the far right is an invitation for The Association of Union Constructors annual meeting. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1610949271608-VLBWJ8BVAFRBLPNXLYWH/ImaginaryRestaruant_Togther+copy.jpg Work Samples The Extinction Club, 2020: This is a branding project and experience design project. I created a speculative restaurant of the future that only serves extinct flora and fauna grown in a lab. This project has an app and AR components as well as more traditional print and branding components. You can see the app walkthrough below. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1610949299057-3J414IL32KZQ39F15YSO/TheEelUprising.jpg Work Samples The Eel Uprising, 2020: This is a game I created. I designed a website and created a series of 6 animations and a Twitter page. Players must watch each animation and look for clues to get passwords to unlock the next web page with the next part of the story. You can visit the website here https://atobin018.wixsite.com/eeluprising. You can see one of the animations below. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5eb9f0145e1b7d1b6408f069/1610949607562-Y0E6BR0PI6RMG6UTKZ2B/Ana_Tobin_Project3_togther.jpg Work Samples Refraction Festival, 2020: This is the branding for a festival I created in Cinema 4D. The graphics were created by reflecting text off of 3D metallic objects that I modeled.