Greater Tuna.

In the fall of 2017, I assisted with a production of Greater Tuna. The show includes a cast of two actors playing over fifteen characters. The production was being put on by the Geauga Lyric Theater Guild, GLTG. The theater's graphic designer was not able to put together artwork for the production so I did.

This graphic was used as a part of the production. Two of the characters work for Radio Station OKKK, so this was a logo design for the station.

This logo went out on all marketing materials regarding the production and was used on posters and tickets.

ENCORE! Program.

In the spring of 2017, I helped to launch the ENCORE! Program at the Geauga Lyric Theater Guild, GLTG. The program was an intensified rehearsal process done by individuals age 16+. I worked as the producer, costumer, and set assistant.

Due to the launch of the program, artwork was necessary. I created a logo for the ENCORE! Program which was used in all publications and materials regarding the production.

The production of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying is set in a company called World Wide Wickets. The production team decided they wanted a logo for the company so I created this logo which was printed on vinyl and adhered to the desks on the set.

Deathtrap.

For the Fall 2017 production of Deathtrap at GLTG, posters of nonexistent plays were needed for the set. These plays were meant to have been written by one of the characters in the show. I had no context to a design other than the titles of the pieces but these are some of the posters I developed.

Baldwin Wallace.

In collaborations with on campus organizations as well as group projects, some graphic design work was needed for logos.

In a group project, I helped to develop the concept for a campus event which was held in the fall of 2017 called BW Band Scramble. One of my responsibilities on the project was creating the logo.

The campus organization Theatre Arts & Performance, or TAP, wanted to do a fundraiser selling stickers. These stickers were designed, produced, and sold to students on campus.