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Understanding the Risk
This social post design highlights Fors Marsh’s work with George Mason’s Center for Climate Change Communications to understand risk perceptions in high-risk areas. I complemented the Fors Marsh branding with organic shapes that conceptually represent a hurricane track, reinforcing the theme of preparedness. Clean typography and vibrant accents emphasize key actions like securing supplies and reviewing evacuation plans, engaging the audience to take proactive steps ahead of hurricane season.
Who Do You Wear Red For
Illustrated for Fors Marsh in support of American Heart Month and National Wear Red Day. The visual aimed to raise awareness of heart disease as the leading cause of death in the U.S. and encourage healthier lifestyle choices. Warm and encouraging, the illustration was designed to resonate with a broad audience and highlight the importance of protecting your heart.
A Poem on Hispanic Heritage
In celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month, I designed this collage for Fors Marsh, gathering reflections from the bilingual and multicultural team to create a piece that resonates with Hispanic and Latino communities. Shown are the voices of the Latin@FM Affinity Group, sharing what their heritage means to them—in their own powerful words.
"Break the Silence" GDUSA Health + Wellness Award Winner
This social media campaign for Fors Marsh was designed to spark conversation and challenge stigma around mental health. Through bold visuals and compelling messaging, the goal was to encourage open dialogue and normalize discussions on mental health and substance use disorders.
Sexuality is a Spectrum
Created for Brunet-García to celebrate Pride, this social post features the headline "Sexuality is a Spectrum" expressed through light and color. Using the visual language of a spectrum, the design reflects the diversity and fluidity of LGBTQ+ identities. Representation matters, and this piece helps elevate personal stories of LGBTQ+ life and love, lived across the full spectrum of human experience. It’s a visual celebration of inclusivity, identity, and pride.