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Interactive Satellite Poster

For this project, I led the design of four educational posters introducing NASA's ICESat-2 mission to monitor Earth's changing climate. The process began by rendering 3D models of the satellite in Maya, followed by designing the layouts, graphics, and bilingual educational content in Photoshop. Available in both English and Spanish, each poster also featured an augmented reality experience that allowed visitors to explore the mission through interactive digital content.

The posters debuted at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in 2024 and have since been exhibited at public outreach events and official venues, including the Senate Office Building, where they helped introduce staffers and policymakers to NASA's Earth observation initiatives.

ICESAT-2

graphic design | copywriting | augmented reality

Satellite Exploded View

Posters on Display at Public Outreach Events

NOCHE VENEZOLANA

visual identity | motion graphics

I had the honor of designing the visual identity for Noche Venezolana, a Solo Spotlight performance presented at the New World Center in Miami Beach, Florida.

The visual language celebrates Venezuela's rich musical heritage through bold shapes and vibrant colors inspired by the work of Venezuelan modernist artists of the 1950s. The final deliverables combined archival photography, hand-drawn illustrations, and vector graphics into seven animated collages exploring themes of nostalgia, childhood, and tribute to the musicians who shaped the country's musical identity.

"Noche Venezolana" Program Booklet Mockup

"Simon Diaz"
"Lejania"
"Joroperos"
"A Mis Hermanos"
"Aldemaro Romero"
"Paz"

sketches & layout iterations

concert excerpts

SENTIMENTAL SURREALISM

graphic design | studio assistant

For Joshua Archer's solo exhibition Sentimental Surrealism, I collaborated closely with the artist to design the exhibition poster. Together, we developed an illustration inspired by The Carpet (a tufted rug featured in the collection) which became the foundation for a series of screen-printed posters, invitations, and postcards created for the exhibition.

"Sentimental Surrealism" Exhibition Poster