Graphic Design

Made in Adobe Suite, my graphics are designed to be eye-catchingly effective. Every detail naturally drawing your eye to the focal point.

Flyers

Below are examples of graphics designed to printed and displayed or handed out as 8×11 flyers.

Working for a licensing company, I had to be careful to ensure both our brand, and the brand of the vender, were displayed equally on the advertisement.

Magazines

During my time with the Clear, I was given the opportunity to create two graphics to appear in printed magazines. One for a single page, and one to be printed across two pages in a spread.

A unique challenge of magazine ads was making sure all the text was balanced. This included text meant to explain the product, as well as the numerous disclaimers required when presenting a product such as cannabis.

Television Screens

In many stores that sold the Clear products, TV screens were used to advertise products carried at that location. I created various graphics designed to be displayed this way.

Usually when making these kinds of graphics, I would create a still version like the ones seen above, as well as motion versions for transitions on the screen, in order to better help catch the consumers eye. Below are examples of a motion graphic.

These graphics were made using a Photoshop (PSD) file with each asset on a separate layer, that file was then imported into Adobe After Effects, where the motion was added. It’s meant to be simple, but eye-catching.

Animated GIFs

While working with the Clear, I had the opportunity to create an animated GIF to be used as a sidebar ad. The GIF demonstrated the benefits of the Clear’s cannabis gummies, showing how they could be divided for dosage, and then displaying the different flavors and benefits.