Design Projects
Below are graphic design projects and presentations I have worked on for work and personal purposes. The PDF files contain annotations that further elaborate on what the project is and any relevant stylistic choices I made.
Coordinated Public Transit-Human Services Transportation Plan
During my internship at the Durham-Chapel Hill-Carrboro Metropolitan Planning Organization, I revised, formatted, and designed the 2024 update of the Coordinated Public Transit-Human Services Transportation Plan.
This plan analyzes transportation services for older adults, people with disabilities, and people with low incomes in the western Research Triangle of North Carolina. Priorities identified in this plan help guide applications by local municipalities for FTA Section 5310 funding.
For this project, I brainstormed ways to bring an information-heavy text draft to life. Using InDesign and Canva, I created a theme from scratch and identified parts of the plan that were better explained as infographics, tables, and charts.
Wildlife Crossings Plan
During my internship, I also contributed to the formatting and design of the Wildlife Crossings Plan. This plan—the second of its kind by an MPO in North Carolina—identifies high-risk sites for wildlife-vehicle crashes and recommends improvements that allow wildlife to cross safely underneath roads.
I designed the template for the Project Recommendations section, which compiles images, narratives, maps, and facts of each identified site. I also contributed to the design and formatting of the narrative portion of the plan.
MPO Engagement Materials
I produced several engagement materials during my internship for the MPO board, staff, and the public. Included examples are concepts for a Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP) informational social media campaign; a Comprehensive Transportation Plan (CTP) overview presentation for members of the CTP planning committee; an MPO organizational chart; and a presentation for staff members that reviews our current Public Involvement Policy (PIP) and provides my thoughts on potential changes to make in the new PIP update.
MPO Wrapped 2024
I created a video to celebrate all of Durham-Chapel Hill-Carrboro MPO’s accomplishments in 2024. This video highlights the year by the numbers, photos from engagement events, and notable work produced by MPO staff in 2024. The ending reviews the MPO’s branding throughout the years and teases a rebrand that is coming in 2025.
Personal Projects
In high school graphic design courses, I worked on various assignments to learn Photoshop and Illustrator. Attached are some of my favorite works I wanted to showcase, including a banner logo for our student newspaper, The Forest Scout, which was a finalist in a rebranding competition; a font I created titled Xenon; a depiction of mountains and a lake that uses four different art styles in the image’s quadrants; and an NFL team popularity infographic.