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From the sketch, to the digital process, and finally it being printed. Save the dates in a vintage design with lavender. My cat, Cali, is photobombing next to my computer.
Programs for the day of that look like Passports. #NewRhodesAhead
Wedding invites that look like post cards.
Painted the background, then digitized it, added the words/lettering. Bee/flower themed gender reveal cards.
Painted the background, then digitized it, added the words/lettering. Woodsy theme baby shower invites.
Sparkles and pink, baby shower invites.
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Wedding invites and RSVP cards. Nature, yellow, breathy.
Bold graduation announcements. Make a bold statement as you kick off the next stage.
Woodsy wedding invites, RSVP cards, poem for gifts.
Simple, sleek, save the dates. With a calendar on the side.
Bridal show programs.
Invites to an engagement party that looks like a post card #NewRhodesAhead
Sweet, lovely, simple, Holiday cards after getting married. "Married and Bright".
Living Historians stand guard outside Fort McHenry, pointing at the sign I made for fee compliance.
Acrylic through the ages panels on the wall of a local school.
Kiosk I assisted designing all three sides with the Media specialist at Harpers Ferry.
A sign that hangs in the Fort McHenry visitor center that I made for Baltimore National Heritage Area (BNHA).

Coffee with Krystle Nicole is a graphic I made for a podcast.

This was also made for a podcast that was made when I worked at VerStandig Media.

I made this design as an intern at Harpers Ferry. I also digitized their oral histories so people can hear them. Hear from students at one of the nation’s first schools for African Americans, Storer College in Harpers Ferry (1867-1955). Storer alumni share stories of challenging teachers, freezing dorms, and young love as they recount campus life in segregated-small-town West Virginia in the 1940s-50s. Elaine Eff, Former Director, Cultural Conservation Program, Maryland Historical Trust, introduces each interviewee and asks questions as part of the 2014 Storer College Oral History Project. Click here.

A little mini portfolio I made for myself to hand out at events.
Thank you post cards I sent to all my clients one year.
Brochure for VerStandig Media and a card that fits inside brochure.
The brochures for VerStandig Media when folded up.
Logos I made were "My Town", and "The Line", I edited "Gordy's" logo while I worked for VerStandig Media.
My Town business cards with "The Line" logo.
My K Cloud logo with lights wrapped around it.
My K cloud logo.
Iron Valley flyers.
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