I created a theatre-themed flyer aimed at local businesses to promote partnership and support for the production of Something Rotten!. The design emphasizes classic theatrical elements—such as stage imagery and dramatic typography—to establish a strong visual identity, while clearly communicating opportunities for collaboration, sponsorship, and community involvement.

I designed a promotional poster for Something Rotten! ticket sales that draw inspiration from Renaissance aesthetics while incorporating bold, modern elements to capture attention. The design uses period-inspired visuals, typography, and color to reflect the show’s setting, while strategically highlighting key information to drive audience interest and ticket engagement.

For this project, I developed AgriLife, a scrapbook-style magazine for Oakland University’s Student Organic Farm. The design emphasizes a handmade, organic aesthetic through layered imagery, textured backgrounds, and informal typography, reflecting the authenticity of farm life while communicating its mission of sustainability and student engagement.

For this project, I created a Playbill for Something Rotten! at Adams Performing Arts Center, emphasizing a fun and dynamic aesthetic that reflects the musical’s comedic and over-the-top nature. My goal was to design a program that not only informs but also visually immerses the audience in the world of the show.