Maya Angelou

Samples of designs I can make.

Fashion Interpretation by Darriea Clark | Inspired by Donna Till

EIC Giancarlos Kundhart and I teamed together to explore performed identity, conceptualize and produce photo shoots, style fashion, and graphic design. I produced “Identity Crisis” and interviewed Ahmad Saeed for the artist feature. Creative Director | Darriea Clark Editor-in-Chief | Giancarlos Kundhart

exploring angles for the Fashion Industry Essentials Certificate awarded by Teen Vogue and The New School at Parsons

Social Media Marketing Graphics for courses I'd teach.

the best curse word. made using Adobe Illustrator and After Effects.

I am an air sign, a creator and generator of ideas. Rather than let my thoughts waste away in my head, I must let them ~flow~ I used dragonflies as a symbol for two reasons. I once went on a retreat during a spell of self-doubt and apathy. One day, I sat outside, and two mating dragonflies approached my Afro, fell in, and stayed for a while. This was one of the most memorable times on the trip and ultimately, I began creating again. Second, days before I made the project, I won a dragonfly toy at a bowling alley. It made me feel happy and childlike. Programs used: Adobe Photoshop + After Effects

Inspired by Jesse R. Lucas This project was one of my first attempts at creating a GIF from scratch and seamless animation. I made all stills in Adobe Illustrator. The shadow has a Gaussian Blur, and a 3D-effect creates the bulge of the eye. In Premiere Pro, I used keyframes to make the eye hover and added noise to the background.

Traditional Indian art inspired this five-part animation project. This series speaks to religious practices, globalization, and unity with the Earth. Programs Used: Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and After Effects