Visual Communication & Design

I create clear, engaging visual materials that support library messaging, digital literacy instruction, and community engagement. My work includes posters, infographics, branding, instructional graphics, and display design. Drawing from my Industrial Design background, I focus on accessibility, clarity, and user-centered communication — ensuring that patrons and staff can navigate information confidently.

Projects

Poster for Freedom to Read. Illustration of a hand breaking the lock on a book using words and letters to create drawing lines. Poster message is Use your freedom to read. — Freedom to Read Week poster for Seneca Libraries February 2025

Freedom to Read – Campaign Poster

I designed a campaign poster for Freedom to Read Week, highlighting the importance of intellectual freedom and the historical foundations that protect it. The visual concept was created to resonate with college students and spark reflection on the value of open access to information.

Tools: Adobe Express

Image of hand buried under papers, holding a sign asking for help with post it notes. — Flyer for teaching staff at fictional high school for coursework with Tracy T.

Image of person making action for quiet. — Poster for high school students for quiet spaces assignment with Tracy T.

Quiet Zone Infographics — School Library

To address noise challenges in a school library, I created a set of infographics for both staff and students. The visuals communicate expectations clearly and support a respectful, productive learning environment. This project demonstrates my ability to design instructional graphics that influence behavior and improve user experience.

Tools: Adobe Express, Adobe Stock Photography

A fill in the blank poster using the benefits of libraries to attract members.

Rouge River Public Library — Membership Campaign

I developed a fictional membership campaign for Rouge River Public Library, including branding, logo design, and promotional materials. The campaign highlights the value of a library card and was designed for display in community centers and public spaces.

Tools: Adobe Illustrator

Happy Diwali display board using a mix of fireworks and flower petals and tealights to create a sense of fun and celebration. A table is placed in front of the board with some tea light holders. — Happy Diwali

Library Displays — Cultural & Seasonal Themes

I created cultural and seasonal displays for Woburn C.I. using existing library supplies and student collaboration. These displays brighten the library space, celebrate diverse cultures, and support inclusive community engagement.

Tools: Canva, construction materials

Branding poster overlooking a table of community art submissions showcasing the local community's creative spirit.

Branding & Graphic Design (#PlaceForAll150)

As part of the #PlaceForAll150 community art initiative, I designed branding and promotional materials for workshops celebrating creativity and cultural identity. This project demonstrates my ability to create cohesive visual identities for public programs.

Tools: Adobe Illustrator

Instructional Visuals

I also design instructional graphics that support digital literacy learning, including research guides, policy explanations, and multimedia presentations. These materials help patrons navigate digital tools and online resources with clarity and confidence.

This screenshot was part of a digital literacy lesson I created for Grade 9 students, demonstrating how to navigate The Canadian Encyclopedia to find reliable information about historical figures. I used visual cues and step‑by‑step guidance to help students understand how to locate topics, evaluate sources, and begin their research with confidence.

Tools: MS Teams, Adobe Express, Mentimeter