• I recently created a Netflix mockup documentary design of Miss Universe 2020, Andrea Meza. It blends visual storytelling, brand mimicry, and creative direction. It shows a clean UI that replicates Netflix’s interface almost seamlessly, making the concept feel real and immersive.

• Last summer, I worked on a vibrant tropical-themed advertisement for a small boat rental business, featuring a colorful beach scene framed by hibiscus flowers and palm leaves. The word "Aloha" was prominently displayed in bold, cheerful lettering with a pink hibiscus flower replacing the “o,” evoking a Hawaiian vibe. At the center, a pontoon boat cruises near a sunny shoreline, capturing the essence of a relaxing and adventurous island getaway. The banners at the bottom read "Boat Rental", emphasizing the service offered.

To ensure my designs align with a Gen Z focused aesthetic, I start by deeply understanding their core values—authenticity, individuality, inclusivity, and purpose. Visually, I incorporate bold typography, nostalgic elements like Y2K and motion; content that thrives on TikTok, Instagram, and Pinterest. I design by tracking trends across platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. Most importantly, I involve Gen Z in the process through feedback and co-creation to ensure every design feels relevant, relatable, and real.

As a graphic designer, I use Canva, Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop to create my designs.