Portfolio

Spotlight: Visual Technical Communication (2026)

This graduate-level course focused on the theory and application of visual design and accessibility concepts. Here, I was pushed to think creatively across unique rhetorical situations and diverse, often unfamiliar genres. I had a lot of fun stretching and adapting my design thinking for these projects and scenarios.

Have a look at the results!

Digital Interactions: Care at a Distance (Digital Collection and Virtual Reality Space)

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View the poster
Visit the VR space
Thumbnail image of a poster describing a collection of digital artifacts titled "Care at a Distance"
Screenshot of art gallery-style virtual reality space with navigation avatar

Contextual Analysis: Breaking Down A Conspiracy Theory

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View the infographic
Image of flowchart tracing the spread of the Brigitte Macron conspiracy theory
Image of an infographic exploring the life cycle of the Brigitte Macron conspiracy theory and factors underpinning its spread

Case Study: Building a Novel Conspiracy Theory

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Read the manifesto
View the sticker design
Watch the short form video
Thumbnail image for short form video. Background image of a person holding blister packs of pills, overlaid with text reading "Big Pharma has a Big Secret"
Sticker design featuring a black-and-white image of a water fountain with a bottle filling station, overlaid with a QR code and text reading "Before you refill, you deserve to see this."

Event Flyers: Designing for Engagement

As a fun mini-project, I put my graphic design skills to the test and created flyers to advertise university-sponsored speaker events to the campus community.

Event flyer for a virtual speaker event titled "The Future of Content Strategy and UX Careers in Technical Communication"
Event flyer with a scan-to-join QR code for a virtual speaker event titled "Digital Rhetoric and Games: How Games Inform Our Digital World"