Graphic Design
University of Maryland
Featured creative projects demonstrating promotional design, brand consistency, and high-energy visuals across digital platforms.
Year :
2022 - 2024
Industry :
Collegiate
Comapny :
Univeristy of Maryland
Pros Play Here Campaign
Problem :
Maryland Women’s Basketball has produced elite talent that continues to succeed at the professional level. However, there was an opportunity to create a visual piece that clearly connects the program’s collegiate success with its growing impact in professional basketball. The challenge was to design a graphic that highlights alumni achievements while maintaining a strong visual balance between multiple team identities and brand elements
Solution :
I created a bold split graphic highlighting Maryland alumni at the professional level. Strong team colors, clear typography, and structured layout reinforce the program’s reputation as a pipeline for pro talent while delivering an energetic social-ready visual.
Next Generation Terps
Problem :
As new players entered the program, there was a need to create announcement visuals that energized the fanbase while maintaining a unified and recognizable team identity across platforms.
Solution :
Player-focused visuals were designed to build momentum around new arrivals, combining strong composition and program branding.
Solution :
Problem :
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Graphic Design
University of Maryland
Featured creative projects demonstrating promotional design, brand consistency, and high-energy visuals across digital platforms.
Year :
2022 - 2024
Industry :
Collegiate
Comapny :
Univeristy of Maryland
Pros Play Here Campaign
Problem :
Maryland Women’s Basketball has produced elite talent that continues to succeed at the professional level. However, there was an opportunity to create a visual piece that clearly connects the program’s collegiate success with its growing impact in professional basketball. The challenge was to design a graphic that highlights alumni achievements while maintaining a strong visual balance between multiple team identities and brand elements
Solution :
I created a bold split graphic highlighting Maryland alumni at the professional level. Strong team colors, clear typography, and structured layout reinforce the program’s reputation as a pipeline for pro talent while delivering an energetic social-ready visual.
Next Generation Terps
Problem :
As new players entered the program, there was a need to create announcement visuals that energized the fanbase while maintaining a unified and recognizable team identity across platforms.
Solution :
Player-focused visuals were designed to build momentum around new arrivals, combining strong composition and program branding.
Solution :
Problem :
More Projects
Graphic Design
University of Maryland
Featured creative projects demonstrating promotional design, brand consistency, and high-energy visuals across digital platforms.
Year :
2022 - 2024
Industry :
Collegiate
Comapny :
Univeristy of Maryland
Pros Play Here Campaign
Problem :
Maryland Women’s Basketball has produced elite talent that continues to succeed at the professional level. However, there was an opportunity to create a visual piece that clearly connects the program’s collegiate success with its growing impact in professional basketball. The challenge was to design a graphic that highlights alumni achievements while maintaining a strong visual balance between multiple team identities and brand elements
Solution :
I created a bold split graphic highlighting Maryland alumni at the professional level. Strong team colors, clear typography, and structured layout reinforce the program’s reputation as a pipeline for pro talent while delivering an energetic social-ready visual.
Next Generation Terps
Problem :
As new players entered the program, there was a need to create announcement visuals that energized the fanbase while maintaining a unified and recognizable team identity across platforms.
Solution :
Player-focused visuals were designed to build momentum around new arrivals, combining strong composition and program branding.
Solution :
Problem :