- SketchBook Air
- Shoreline Environmental
- werd.na font
- Kill Bill Poster Series
- Concert Poster Series
- Misc. Digital
- p5.js Poster Generator
- Parabolic
- LOADING
- Palimpsketched
- Milk and Coral
- 24-Hour Drawathon
- Misc. Physical
Info
anievesdesign@gmail.com
Adobe Illustrator, Printed Posters
11 in X 17 in
My first task with AIGA was to create promotional posters for the student group. The objective was to target design majors, promising much-needed resources and a tight-knit community, something design majors unanimously agreed was needed in the department. Utilizing a cutting mat as my grid structure, I focused my design around hierarchy and typographic alignment to attract design-oriented minds. These posters also rely on bright colors to stick out amongst other posters in the halls. The “Love Design?” tagline is simple and yet specific and effective at capturing the attention of designers, similar to the popular tagline, “Got Milk?”
Adobe Photoshop/InDesign, Printed Zine Pages
5.5 in x 8.5 in
“How to Survive Tying Your Shoes” for Student Collective Zine: Survival Edition
“Pokemon at the Beach” for Student Collective Zine: Nostalgia Edition
One of the most successful events organized by the AIGA student group was the Student Collective Zine, an idea I originally had. My goal was to create an event where students can connect with each other while working, and leave with a physical collection of student works, all without any cost to the organization.
For the first edition, I took on multiple roles: I designed the front and back covers, wrote the event description for the inside page, created the print and Instagram promotional posters, and contributed my own page, “How to Survive Tying Your Shoes.” I wanted my page to feel punk and loud while also being ironic and silly. I also handled the layout for the student work in the zine in InDesign, preparing the final file for printing and saddle stitching.
For the second edition, themed Nostalgia, I stepped back from the cover and poster design, but still contributed my own page, “Pokémon at the Beach,” reflecting my childhood love of playing Pokémon and going to the beach.