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One concept I would develop is “One Project, Three Programs,” where I show how a single studio assignment moves from raw files to a portfolio-ready spread using Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. The content would begin with unfinished renders and rough diagrams, then walk through my workflow: enhancing visuals in Photoshop, refining diagrams and graphic hierarchy in Illustrator, and structuring everything into a clean, professional layout in InDesign. The focus would be on process and growth, demonstrating how Creative Cloud elevates student work to industry standards. Another idea is “Studio Crit Glow-Up,” where I respond directly to feedback from a critique and document how I improve the project using the same tools. By clarifying diagrams in Illustrator, strengthening visual depth in Photoshop, and reorganizing layouts in InDesign, I would show how thoughtful refinement transforms a project. This keeps the tone authentic and progress-driven while highlighting real learning moments. Since I use Adobe Creative Cloud on a daily basis, there are multiple concepts I could develop beyond these examples. I integrate Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign not only into creative studio work, but also into academic presentations and professional-facing materials, making Creative Cloud a consistent part of how I think, design, and communicate across school and industry contexts.

As an architecture student, designer, photographer, and editor, I use Adobe Creative Cloud as an integrated workflow across my academic and media projects. I primarily use Photoshop for render post-production, image compositing, and presentation graphics, and Illustrator for diagramming, vector drawings, and branding materials. InDesign is central to organizing portfolios, studio reviews, and publication layouts. As a photographer, I use Lightroom for batch editing and color correction, and Premiere Pro for editing studio walkthroughs, event documentation, and short-form digital content. Together, these tools form a cohesive production pipeline that supports my design communication, academic presentations, and digital storytelling.