My Work
I created a booklet for New Mexico’s Los Luceros Historic Site, celebrating their rare Navajo Churro sheep and the cultural heritage they represent. The project combined rich visuals with storytelling to honor the site’s history and natural beauty.
Greenline is a boutique plant and lifestyle shop in Providence that needed a fresh identity to connect with a younger, creative audience. I rebranded the shop with a playful yet polished visual system inspired by nature, sustainability, and community, bringing the brand to life through bold typography, organic patterns, and a vibrant color palette.
Greenline is a boutique plant and lifestyle shop in Providence that needed a fresh identity to connect with a younger, creative audience. I rebranded the shop with a playful yet polished visual system inspired by nature, sustainability, and community, bringing the brand to life through bold typography, organic patterns, and a vibrant color palette.
I created a warm, community-focused brand identity inspired by fresh produce and local vendors. The project featured a primary and secondary logo, a pattern, an earthy color palette, tote bag merchandise, and promotional signage that highlighted the market’s organic and welcoming spirit.
Print Media Is Not Dead is a magazine I designed to celebrate the lasting power of physical media, blending bold visuals and heartfelt writing to inspire readers to value what they can hold, feel, and keep forever.
I created the full brand identity for MilanosDesigns, including logos, colors, packaging, and variations.
Building a cohesive, recognizable look that reflects my style and connects with customers.
Captured and edited photography for the university’s athletics program and designed a series of dynamic game day graphics, player highlights, and post-game visuals for social media. These graphics were used to boost engagement, promote upcoming games, and maintain a strong and consistent visual identity across platforms.
I designed informational display panels for the New Mexico State Land Office, collaborating closely with staff and local Indigenous communities. After visiting the office, conducting interviews, and photographing landscapes with my classmates, I created visually cohesive panels that acknowledge traditional tribal lands and their history, maintaining official colors while uplifting authentic voices and stories.
At Shop Bloom PVD in Providence, I created and installed the exterior vinyl window designs and custom-cut shapes, as well as designed and set up all the interior booth installations, including the signage with names for each small business vendor.
