Futurbit 2025 Poster Design

This is a design for a fictional invitation to a Gilded Age theme party. The style is based on that of the Gibson Girls. I incorporated visuals and colors and employed a similar composition to ads of this period to create a sense of authenticity, as if it were an invitation from that time. My target audience includes people who love vintage styles, particularly those from the 1800s to the early 1900s.  I incorporated a sense of depth through layering my objects, included shapes similar to my reference images, and applied colors that match the time period’s aesthetic and reference images. I tried to incorporate my own style by using some extra shading, strategic placement, and some of my favorite colors.

This video was edited by me. Footage provided by Editstock. Sound effects via Pixabay: https://pixabay.com/

This is a T-shirt made for a fictitious 1930s Cubism-themed art event at the Phoenix Art Museum. This shirt is targeted toward people who enjoy vintage art displaying the Cubism style and a wide range of colors. This is my first attempt at replicating the Cubism art style. The shirt is meant to attract people to the event and make them want to buy one.

I designed the mood board, style tile, wireframes, and mockup in Adobe XD. I do not own the logo or the images.

This is a t-shirt design I made for a school project. The idea was to create a design based on Futurbit, which is a 10-day academic and industry-focused conference bringing innovators and their ideas in technology together. This conference is held in major tech centers all over the world and is to be held in Austin, TX in 2025. Based on this information and the work of Alvin Lustig, I used a limited set of modular shapes, sketched 8 different ideas, and chose to develop to the 7th. I built the rough in Adobe Illustrator and developed the final after receiving feedback. Then, using a provided mockup Photoshop file, I placed a PNG of my design onto a t-shirt.