Graphic Design
Graphic design is where I first started turning ideas into visuals. I began experimenting on Procreate, learning how shapes, colors, and balance can tell a story. Then I moved on to Adobe Illustrator, where everything felt sharper and more intentional. Working with Feedback Magazine pushed things further—I create designs that match each issue’s theme, making sure every layout supports the story it tells. I’ve learned how small choices in type, color, and spacing can completely change the mood. Graphic design keeps me curious, always looking for new ways to make something simple feel striking and alive.
Volume 36.2 – Cover
For Feedback Magazine, I created a vibrant and playful graphic design that matched the tone of the featured article. I used bold colors, dynamic layouts, and engaging visuals to keep the design lively and fun. To add an interactive twist, I usually include a word search and crossword games on the back of the magazine, giving readers something extra to enjoy beyond the content itself.
Volume 36.2 – Art
Volume 36.1 – Cover
Volume 36.1 – Illustration with Student Written Article
Volume 36.1 – Illustration with Student Written Article
Volume 35.4 – Illustration with Student Written Article
Logo & Packaging
I designed the logo and product packaging for Mai Sai, a small but spirited local brand run by a group of women and teens in Maumere, Nusa Tenggara Timur. They are turning their homemade creations like moringa tea, ground coffee, and chili in a bottle into something fresh, proud, and market ready. My goal was to capture their energy and the island’s warmth through playful design, bright colors, and authentic local flair. It is more than branding, it is helping a community bring their story to life.
NAHS 2025 Valentines Sticker Designs
matching stickers!
Halloween Face Painting Event 2025
Photography
I’ve always been drawn to photography because it lets me capture little moments that feel too good to forget. I take pictures of anything that catches my eye, from buildings and landscapes to random cute things I come across. There is no big plan, just curiosity and good lighting. For me, it is about noticing the small stuff and turning everyday scenes into something worth a second look.
