Responsible for the development and final delivery of online courses for pilot training. Collaborates with instructional designers, subject matter experts, and other key stakeholders to develop user centic products for pilot learning experiences. Developed and manages the audio and narration processes including editing, mixing, and enhancing the sound of the narrators. Designs icons and graphic elements, with works implemented across many Southwest Airlines digital products.
I had the opportunity to work with the New World Symphony in Miami, FL to put on a percussion concort. The theme was Alien Jungle and the goal was to submerse the audience in a "new world". As a designer, I created the branding for the concert. My team and I used my branding concepts as a guideline for deciding on lighting and projections, promtional posters, and orchestral costumes. For the concert's finale, I designed light up costumes consisting of EL Wire attached and black shirts.
Each year, the University of Southern California puts on Gearfest, a festival that celebrates African American culture and music. I created the Gearfest logo for the festival's posters, flyers, merch, and banners.
I designed, modeled, and rendered this car seat using Autodesk Maya. Its function and design allows for the child to have their own shade for warmer months. It also has air condition built into the seat and is easily removed from the car to be used as a carrier when out and about. It is built on an axis so that it can offset the motion of a car coming to a quick stop, leaving the child virtually undisturbed.
HERstyl is an app that connects women of color to beauty salons in their area. For this startup, I created the brand colors, logo, and overall vibe. I also created marketing materials to help build their initial team.
These two logos were designed for a Youtube channel and a multimedia platform that aims to empower young adults to embrace what makes them human through storytelling.
The Social Justice Review is a scholarly journal developed at the University of Southern California. It aimes to publish the work of undergraduate scholars. I worked on the first 3 editions for the journal doing layour design, branding, and editorial.
This is a recreation of a traditional Ghanaian unity carving. It was first designed using Autodesk Inventor which was then 3D printed. The structure was then built by hand only cardboard, adhesives, and paint. The final cardboard structure stands at 54 inches tall.