01. PRINT DESIGN

Harvest Games is a set of trading cards that features over 70 imaginative fruit and vegetable characters inspired by Pokémon. These cards are set to be distributed in public schools in West Philadelphia as part of a nutrition education program. Each character is designed to present a certain fruit or vegetable in a fun and engaging way. The cards are also playable and can be used for various games described on “Gameplay" cards. Through extensive research and thoughtful design, this deck not only entertains but also informs, making healthy foods more appealing to young audiences.

HARVEST GAMES

2025

TOOLS

Procreate: Used to illustrate the characters and the graphic on the back of the cards.

Canva: Used for formatting, text, and some graphic elements on the cards.

Adobe Photoshop: Used to create mockups.

2024

FRUNO

Fruno is an Uno-inspired card game featuring fruit and vegetables, with each card's number representing the corresponding amount of produce. The illustrations are crafted in a hand-painted style that enhances the vibrant colors of fruits and vegetables. Each suit is color-coordinated, with red cards featuring red fruits, and additional suits in green, purple, and yellow. These educational cards are set to be distributed in schools across West Philadelphia, aiming to promote healthy eating habits and strengthen counting skills.

TOOLS

Procreate: Used to illustrate the graphics on each card.

Canva: Used for formatting and text across all cards.

Adobe Photoshop: Used to create mockups.

ORIENTATION SYSTEM

2024

ENVIRONMENTAL GRAPHIC DESIGN

Building Directory

Project Brief:

A new community center is being built in a small town, financed by local businesses to support the local workforce and attract new residents, particularly immigrants. The center will offer cultural and educational programs, a library, and social and legal services to assist both locals and newcomers, many of whom do not speak English and come from diverse cultural backgrounds. Develop a visual orientation system for the center, ensuring clear, accessible navigation for all visitors. The system should incorporate a building directory and an events schedule.

In situ rendering: Directory

A single gradient line serves as the community center's primary wayfinding system. This continuous color-changing pathway wraps around the building’s walls, transitioning smoothly across the color spectrum. Visitors can identify their location based on color, making navigation easy even for those who do not speak English.

Modular Event Schedule

The event schedule system is designed to be a fully modular and dynamic way to communicate events happening within the community center. Each event is displayed on a removable plank, allowing for easy insertion and removal to indicate whether an event is scheduled at a particular room. The event titles, times, and dates are displayed using magnetic letters. Integrated seamlessly into the gradient navigation line, it is organized using the building’s color-coded wayfinding system.