Quantum Bytes is a 22nd-century supermarket of the future. In the year 2100, as the 22nd century begins, households around the world have embraced revolutionary “Rehydrator” technology, reshaping how we cook and enjoy meals. The Rehydrator transforms compact, nutrient-rich food cubes into delicious meals instantaneously, allowing for meal preparation with minimal effort and time. These food cubes, known as Bytes, are now sold at Quantum Bytes grocery stores worldwide. The store is organized into four sections—entrées, sides, drinks, and desserts—making meal planning and shopping efficient. Byte food cubes are compact, enabling bulk buying and easy preparation.
The Concept
Quantum Bytes began as a theoretical concept exploring what the future could hold. Inspired by sci-fi media, I set out to push beyond current limitations and design a brand for a product that, while currently only found in science fiction, could exist in the near future. My goal is to entertain and spark conversations about the future of food preparation. The Quantum Bytes brand design combines the modern look of futuristic technology with the appealing nature of food. Quantum Bytes is a glimpse into a future where technology and food meet to create an exciting experience that inspires curiosity and innovation.
Magazine spread that tells the life and career of Elvis Presley through a circular timeline and collage of imagery from his life
Electrici Tea is a fictional tea brand that focuses on revolutionizing the tea experience. The brand's goal is to make tea exciting. This caffeinated tea brand combines high energy and tea, therefore steering away from what is typical and expected in a tea brand. Through the use of energetic wording and bright purple and green colors, Electrici Tea appeals to an untapped audience of teens and young adults, and sets itself apart in the market.
Infographic that shows an expanded view of the iconic Skyline Chili way and stylized depiction of popular methods of eating the chili.
Brews & Views is a pub crawl concept located in the Mt Adams area. The 8 bars participating in this annual event would each have unique collectable coasters with drink discounts. Participants can visit these bars and collect all the coasters to redeem for a signature Brews & Views glass
Listable is a collaborative list-making app concept. It focuses on versatility, time-saving, money-saving, and reliability. The app features include collaborative lists, barcode scan, price compare, and coupon search. It is an all-in-one grocery shopping app for those searching for the best deals on-the-go.
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This ARC Paper Supplies Company product branding was created using Adobe Illustrator. It includes design for packaging, logo, advertising, and collateral brand products
Brand Concept: ARC supplies company is a high end reliable art supplies provider. Created in the 1970s, the Art Deco inspired brand has provided supplies for professional artists, designers and architects for years. It continues to evolve with modern technology in art while still staying timeless. Its most popular products are the paper options which many architects have used including Frank Lloyd Wright. The company’s goal is to produce high quality products that artists can truly depend on.
The Wicked Chicken website was created for a fictional chicken restaurant. It is based around the supervillain, the Wicked Chicken. The Wicked Chicken challenges customers to defeat him through spicy attacks. Each menu item is a one of the Wicked Chicken’s attacks. The restaurant also has a final Wicked Chicken challenge where the customer can earn a spot in the hall of fame. The bright colors correspond to the spicy theme and the cartoon comic book feel relates to the supervillain idea.
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International Design Recognition
Happy clicks is an app concept that encourages the users to capture moments of joy and gratitude. With daily prompts, users can share their happy moments with friends. The app also allows for candid captures of anything that sparks happiness. It also has a good news section that shares uplifting stories.
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Design Based on the Poem Cotton Candy
“We walked on the bridge over the Chicago River for what turned out to be the last time, and I ate cotton candy, that sugary air, that sweet blue light spun out of nothingness. It was just a moment, really, nothing more, but I remember marveling at the sturdy cables of the bridge that held us up and threading my fingers through the long and slender fingers of my grandfather, an old man from the Old World who long ago disappeared into the nether regions. And I remember that eight-year-old boy who had tasted the sweetness of air, which still clings to my mouth and disappears when I breathe.”
-Edward Hirsch
This design, created using Adobe Illustrator, showcases the feeling of nostalgia and fading memories. The imagery uses a painted picture effect to display hazy depictions of a boy and his grandfather. Certain words from the poem are included to emphasize the idea of looking into the past. The colors pink and blue both display the happiness surrounding the memories and simultaneously the sadness of missing the past. The colors also correlate to the poem’s Cotton Candy title.
Created using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop, this design is a foldable poster mailer that showcases upcoming events for the fictional city library. The use of bright colors and organic shapes create an exciting and youth focused design. The bold font choice stands out against the colors and brings emphasis to the design.
Annual Report design for an up-and-coming coffee company called Dutch Bros. This design uses a risograph inspired style with bright colors to correspond with the positive atmosphere and customer centric focus of the company.
Created for screen print, this design describes a fictional concert for Elton John. I digitized iconic Elton John glasses imagery to create an eye catching poster. The yellow and pink color scheme also adds flare and visual interest.
The Grow organic lifestyle magazine focuses on an audience of people in their late 20s-early 30s who enjoy scrapbooking and DIYs. The theme is a warm modern take on scrapbooking. I chose a warm light color scheme to emphasis this homey feel.
This typography design was created using Adobe Indesign. It depicts the history and key elements of the typeface Akzidenz Grotesk. It uses a multitude of colors to attract attention and bring emphasis to the typeface name.
