Assets that I created for the campaign include the campaign website, social media post graphics, promotional video, campaign posters, 3D augmented reality component, and live stream. Alongside the execution of this campaign, a bible that summarized the research, design, and story characterizations that was conceived for this campaign was created.

I designed various graphics, including icons, infographics, and multimedia elements for Tiger Adjuster's instructional and operational materials. While working as a Digital Media Producer at Tiger Adjusters, I created over 3000 unique icons and graphics, 400+ audio segments used for EdApp slide narrations, 80+ captioned videos for training courses, and over 50 infographics and blog banners for the Tiger Adjuster's website.

Houston Foodies is an PWA concept designed to make deciding where to eat easier, especially for those who are looking to try something new. With this app, users will be able to quickly narrow down different restaurants, dessert shops, and drink shops by looking through reviews and menu descriptions.

I worked with William Talbert, a student from the Wolff Center for Entrepreneurship, to create a brand identity for his personal brand. In addition to William's brand identity, I directed and produced an elevator pitch video to help William market himself to his target audience.

I worked with Tu Pham, a student from the Wolff Center for Entrepreneurship, to create a brand identity for her personal brand. In addition to Tu's brand identity, I directed and produced an elevator pitch video to help Tu market herself to her target audience.

In this project, I marketed this brand on various social media platforms including Pinterest, Instagram, and Facebook. The e-commerce website itself was made on WooCommerce.

A seemingly ordinary day for a young woman is not all that it seems. An award-winning short film directed by Pranpreeya Namcharoen.

A collection of my favorite photos that I've taken over the years.

This digital magazine features various articles regarding virtual streamers, all in the format of an Adobe ePublishing document. It features various animations and interactivity including slide shows, clickable links and buttons, user-triggered animations, and a video.

In DIGM 2353, students were challenged with creating a series of panels that informed viewers of the history of an invention of their choice. My chosen invention was the camera, and the series panel is titled “The Evolution of Cameras.” I wanted to create a design that played with the layering of objects. This made the camera being featured in each panel stand out from the background.

In the University of Houston's eMedia class, students were challenged with creating a landing page that advertised various ePublishing mediums that they've created, such as eMagazines and eBooks. Below is a collection of landing pages that I've created to advertise different eMedia projects that I've made - this means that if you fill out the email form on these landing pages you can actually get an eBook copy that I've advertised within each landing page!

In Spring 2022, I re-designed Aim Thai Restaurant's website. Some results from the re-development of the website include: improved SEO settings, better visual designs, an added contact form, a testimonials section, and an about page for the restaurant.

The University of Houston’s DigiFest is an event that showcases the works of digital media students. In the Page Layout & Design class at UH, students are challenged with the task of designing an identity system for DigiFest with a concept that works in harmony with other elements that the design is used.

In this poster, the utilization of typography hierarchy and design was used to create a poster for an event called “Design Culture Now.”