The National City Brownfields Assessment Project is an initiative of San Diego State University's Center for Regional Sustainability (CRS) in collaboration with the National City community to locate, assess, inventory and plan for reuse possibilities of brownfields in National City. As part of the design brief, CRS requested a branded campaign centered around community outreach with an emphasis on inclusion and collaboration as well a refresh for the typography and lock-up of the Brownfields Assessment Project logo.

Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Department at SDSU began the process to roll out a few initiatives to improve the safety culture in labs on campus. The first of these initiatives was a designation for an individual who goes above and beyond a "safety champion" and award them a badge or certificate. The second initiative was to award the lab that completes all the necessary setup in their online system (BioRAFT), a similar badge/certificate that they can display. For this, EHS tasked us to develop a name for both of these initiatives, create two logos, and deliver application concepts.

Hyna Dysplay was developed as part of a 15 weeks of type semester long project exploring creative typographic forms. Inspiration for this typeface came from an interest in exploring blackletter, its connection with Mexican and Chicanx visual cultures, and an interest in exploring experimental letterform techniques.

Parent Share is a co-working space that caters to working parents in San Diego, CA. Parents are provided with the support to have their children accompanying them while working or studying in a safe environment to help balance family and work life. Parent Share provides age-specific support from infant to early beginners making it possible for working parents to be present. As part of the design brief Parent Share requested a brand refresh which included a new logo, identity, print collateral, website, social media and environmental design.

Community+Gardens is an app with a print component that encourages local communities to become involved in gardening activities with the community. The app aims to be a utility for community garden admins, gardeners and members of the local community to come collaborate on needs, attend events, and work together towards goals of food autonomy.

ROC-AN-ROL is a a multi-spread document that explores the relationship between two texts; a macro and micro text. These texts are related but not directly in reference to one another, through the visual solution the texts should be linked. For the subject of this project the text from Love and Rage by Kelley Trato was used as the macro text, while for the micro text the Mexican National Anthem was used. The connection found between these texts was the concept of music and Mexican identity.

Fiber Distributor is a shopping app that offers unique garments, accessories and miscellaneous fashion and home products made by lesser-known artists and designers. The app offers buyers not only new items but also the ability to purchase secondhand items from the same artists and designers, the app encourages users to recycle items that they have purchased within the app and rewards users with a credit system for their participation.