These are social media graphics, some designed for a local small business, and others for Liberty University courses. Whether about lavender, horses, or Bible conferences, these designs were created to call viewers to action with imagery and typography choices.

These are projects done during Liberty University, focusing on alignment and the interaction of type with imagery. The menu, magazine spread, book cover, typeface building project, and scripture design all pushed me as a designer to grow in visual hierarchy and typeface pairing.

These projects are the fun ones, mostly vector illustrations, and a couple of fun Photoshop projects. All of the following projects were done during Liberty University, and they each had special requirements. The little yeti monster is Freddie, a character designed during Vector Illustrations. The icons, infographic, and pattern were also created during Vector Illustrations. The Photoshop posters and images were all composited using Adobe Photoshop for Digital Imaging. These two courses were probably my favorite so far, and I really enjoyed the projects and creations that were produced during that time of learning.

Curious how Entrusted Design came about? Check out the Process Book journey of how Entrusted Design went from an idea to a reality. This eight-week project in the course Graphic Design I greatly impacted my branding.

Click the link to see the whole publication design! This publication was an eight-week Liberty Course project. The project emphasized alignment of images and type, making sure to create with the proper bleeds and CMYK color schemes. Note: the project uses filler text.