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environmental graphic design

Working on these environmental graphic designs, my objective was twofold: to accentuate the core strengths of Florida Atlantic University's research programs and to influence the atmosphere on campus for both students and visitors alike. It was crucial to create an environment that not only showcased the university's research prowess but also fostered a sense of comfort and curiosity among all who set foot on campus.

I aimed to design spaces that would make visitors feel welcomed and intrigued by the research opportunities offered by the university. By strategically placing visual elements and utilizing impactful design techniques, such as color psychology and intuitive layout, I sought to create an ambiance that resonated with the university's commitment to academic excellence and innovation. Ultimately, my goal was to transform physical spaces into dynamic environments that inspire learning, exploration, and engagement with Florida Atlantic University's rich research culture.

By incorporating a company's logo, colors, and visual elements like graphics and photos, I created compelling narratives that inspire campus visitors, current and prospective students, and their parents, making them feel welcomed on campus. Each design choice—whether in color palette, imagery, or layout—was meticulously crafted to convey the university's values, achievements, and unique offerings. The company's logo served as a visual anchor, reinforcing brand identity and familiarity while evoking a sense of trust and credibility.

The goal in creating these banners was to craft a visual narrative that communicates the university's commitment to research and quality education, as well as its vibrant community atmosphere.

A car wrap that I created for MobileMinds of FAU was a fun and fascinating project for me. This van serves as a mobile mini-laboratory, a beacon of excitement that travels to city plazas and underprivileged regions of Florida. My goal was to convey excitement and inspire children to explore, study, and have fun with science!

↑   And here the MobileMinds van with a wrap that I designed is proudly posing in front of the new iBrain Institute building recently opened by our university for research and the general public. Additionally, I was responsible for creating the ribbon-cutting ceremony materials for the building. It's always thrilling to witness the growth of the organization you work for.

↑  Some of the outdoor banners I designed were for the series of events celebrating the 50th anniversary of Harbor Branch. Among my contributions were the creation of the distinctive 50th anniversary mark and the conceptual 'underwater' theme that permeated the campaign. The banners were strategically placed across campus and key public locations, serving as vibrant visual reminders of the milestone celebration and enhancing the festive atmosphere for students, faculty, and visitors alike.


The underwater theme, characterized by vibrant colors and aquatic motifs, symbolized both the depth of the institution's achievements over five decades and its ongoing exploration and innovation in the ocean education and research.