The idea behind forget-me-not was inspired by my honors capstone research at the James Museum, researching art therapy techniques for individuals with Alzheimer’s and designing therapeutic tours for client groups. I recognized a need to design a researched, therapeutic, and accessible product that would allow caregivers of individuals with AD to connect and offer similar activities in an at-home environment. With age being the leading risk factor for Alzheimer’s and Dementia, mobility, logistical ease, and design all needed to be accessible, distinct, dignifying, and still maintain a nostalgic and friendly feel within the gameplay experience.

In a world where individuality reigns supreme, crafting a custom personal self-identity branding project is a journey of self-discovery and expression. It begins with introspection, delving into one's passions, values, and aspirations. From there, strategic elements are chosen to reflect this essence, such as a unique logo, color palette, and typography, all encapsulating the individual's persona. Consistency is key across various platforms, from social media profiles to professional portfolios, forging a cohesive narrative. The aim is resonance, to connect authentically with audiences and stakeholders, leaving an indelible mark that embodies the essence of the individual behind the brand.

"Indulge in an enchanting evening of sensory delight at our wine and puzzles singles night, hosted in the cozy ambiance of a local bookshop and cafe, table 916. Savor the rich flavors of exceptional wines as you engage in meaningful conversations with fellow puzzlers, while the gentle hum of bookshelves lined with literary treasures sets the perfect backdrop. Complementing the evening are delectable tapas that tantalize your taste buds, and a variety of puzzles and games to foster connections and spark camaraderie.Whether you're a book lover or a puzzle enthusiast, this event promises a charming night of mingling, laughter, and perhaps the start of a new chapter in your love story."

As a graphic designer, book cover design is a cornerstone of my portfolio. It's not just about making a book look attractive; it's about capturing the essence of its content in a single image. Each cover is a visual story, a synthesis of typography, imagery, and composition that draws readers in and invites them to explore further. A compelling book cover doesn't just adorn shelves; it becomes a doorway to imagination, sparking curiosity and anticipation. In my portfolio, showcasing diverse book covers demonstrates my ability to communicate complex ideas visually.