This campaign is about visibility, protest, and heart. I created a visual series that highlights real people and voices demanding equal access for all—because accessibility should be the standard, not a special request. These designs combine personal narratives, bold typography, and high-impact visuals to bring the conversation to the streets and online.

Inspired by centuries-old traditions of lighting candles in windows, this project reclaims that quiet symbol as a bold visual message of solidarity and safety. From Irish families signaling protection for persecuted priests, to American homes offering shelter to weary travelers, the candle has always meant: you’re safe here. Sanctuary for All draws on that legacy—hospitality, resistance, remembrance—to create a modern call for refuge in unjust times. It’s about being the light for someone when the world gets dark.

This campaign honors the legacy of reproductive rights activism by spotlighting icons who paved the way. Featuring Gloria Steinem and Dorothy Pitman Hughes—two powerhouse organizers who fought side by side for gender and racial justice—Fight for Choice connects past and present movements with layered collage, bold gestures, and unapologetic energy. Their raised fists became a symbol of solidarity, and this project keeps that spirit alive for the battles we’re still fighting today.

Rooted in community and built from the ground up—literally. I created this campaign after visiting my hometown farmers market, photographing the gate, and turning it into a hand-crafted vector illustration. The final designs celebrate local food, tradition, and Southern resilience through bold colors and layered textures that reflect both heritage and hope.