I am a senior student at Liberty University who has a passion for branding, comic art, and general design identity for real clients, working across Photoshop, Procreate, Illustrator, and Canva.
A self-directed concept project reworking Selección Colombia's social media graphics ahead of the 2026 World Cup. As a Colombian-American, this one's personal — football is one of the biggest threads in Colombian culture, and I wanted to design graphics that felt like they belonged to that pride.
The gold used throughout is pulled straight from the national team's own brand, and the butterflies are a nod to Colombia's landscape and folklore — both are core to how the team already presents itself, so I built the whole system around them instead of introducing anything foreign to the identity.
Logo design and brand guidelines for Sparrow HVAC, a heating, ventilation, and air conditioning company operating in Denver, Colorado, built around "Install · Service · Design." Sparrow services homes, businesses, and commercial buildings across the area, so the identity needed to feel trustworthy across every context — from a residential service call to a commercial contract.
I explored primary and secondary marks, then locked in a color palette and typography system so the brand stays consistent across trucks, uniforms, and social posts.
The final brand guide gives the owners a simple reference sheet so anyone on the team can apply the identity correctly, without needing a designer on call.
Fan work for the Mission: Impossible universe - character studies, comic art, and conceptual packaging for merchandise.
Various character studies of Ilsa Faust, a character in the Mission Impossible series.
Conceptual packaging design for custom Ethan Hunt and Ilsa Faust Funko Pops, printed through a print-on-demand shop and hand-assembled.
Fan made art and merchandise concepts. Rights of the Mission: Impossible film series and related characters belong to Paramount Pictures.
Hardcover and paperback cover concepts, designed for a publishing class project.
Cover design project for Liberty University, completed April 2025 and awarded best design in the class. The brief called for two finished covers for Pierre Gilliard's "13 Years at the Russian Court" — a hardcover edition and a paperback edition.
The hardcover leans into a classic, gold-foil treatment fitting of the book's subject. The paperback direction was built around the art movements that were active at the time the book was originally published, giving the two editions distinct personalities while staying rooted in the same title.
Personal illustration projects outside client and fan work — character studies and portrait pieces.
I'm a 4th-year marketing student with hands-on experience in graphic design. I'm comfortable working within an existing brand identity, sharpening and building on what's already there, as well as starting from scratch and building a visual language from the ground up.
My focus ranges across comic art, vector illustrations, photo edits, sports-based graphics, and brand identity pieces. What ties it all together is an instinct for clarity: tight deadlines, bold typography, and visuals that read clearly at a glance, whether that's on a phone screen or a printed page.