TAGA Website

TAGA is Clemson’s student chapter of the Technical Association of the Graphic Arts. As part of the 2026 award-winning website team, I helped create a digital experience that showcased our chapter’s work in the national competition.

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T-Shirt Design and Screen Print

This screen-printing project transforms a bold sunglasses graphic into a finished wearable piece. I developed a high-contrast, two-color bitmap design, prepared the artwork for production, and printed it onto fabric to create a playful statement T-shirt.

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Client Website Project

For this class project, I transformed another student’s creative vision into a fully developed website for the fictional nonprofit Synchronized Sky-Divers of Antarctica. The project challenged me to interpret an existing design direction and bring it to life through thoughtful web development and collaboration.

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Magazine Recreation

This editorial design project reimagines Reneé Rapp in a Vogue-inspired fashion feature. Using layered typography, dynamic imagery, and a refined color palette, I created a cohesive cover and interior spread that blends Vogue’s classic style with Reneé Rapp’s bold personality.

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Mug Design and Print

This project transforms the mood and imagery of Arctic Monkeys songs into a continuous full-wrap mug design. The artwork was applied using dye sublimation, creating a polished and durable collectible inspired by the band’s music.

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Package and Glass Design

This project combines a custom laser-cut package with a matching screen-printed glass, both inspired by the Marauder’s Map. Together, the pieces create a cohesive set that highlights detailed design, precise production, and hands-on craftsmanship.

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T-Shirt Design and DTG Print

This project features a detailed, book-inspired illustration developed specifically for apparel. The final artwork was produced using direct-to-garment printing, which allowed the full-color design and fine details to transfer cleanly onto the fabric.

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Infographic

This infographic simplifies the five basic ballet positions through clean, approachable illustrations created in Adobe Illustrator. The design uses clear visual hierarchy and step-by-step guidance to make each position easy to understand.

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