Graphic Design Case Studies

Digital Ads

D2 Creative Marketing Agency

During my time at D2 Creative, I started as the Organic Social Media Manager and was later promoted to Paid Media Manager. In both roles, I collaborated closely with the Graphic Design department, contributing to visual strategy and execution.

This experience made me deeply data- and creativity-driven. I became fascinated by the loop between tracking performance metrics, applying those insights to creative strategy, and then measuring the impact.

I worked with a variety of brands to dissect, overhaul, and monitor ad performance across platforms like Google, Meta, LinkedIn, Twitter, Bing, and Pinterest—ensuring both targeting precision and creative effectiveness.

eBay recruiting banner inviting people to join their tech team, with a green background and arrow pointing right.
Smiling person using tablet, eBay tech team recruitment banner, "Building tech at scale. Engineering with purpose." on green background, call to action "Join Our Tech Team" with eBay logo.
Woman with glasses smiling and holding a tablet in a tech-themed advertisement for eBay, featuring text "Building tech at scale. Engineering with purpose." and "Join Our Tech Team."
Amtrak Cascades holiday travel ad featuring a train with the text 'Let us take you home. Book holiday travel now.'
Smiling person using a tablet with text promoting eBay's tech team. Green overlay with "Building tech at scale. Engineering with purpose. Join Our Tech Team -->" and eBay logo.
Family and medical staff in hospital room celebrating newborn baby, with text 'Your partners in a warm welcome.'
A woman wearing glasses smiles while looking at a tablet. The text reads: 'Building tech at scale. Engineering with purpose. Join Our Tech Team' with the eBay logo at the bottom.
A joyful scene in a hospital room where a mother holds a newborn baby, surrounded by family and medical staff. The text reads, "Your partners in a warm welcome."

Print Signage

The Outlet Collection Seattle

As a community gathering space, The Outlet Collection Seattle’s marketing strategy included hosting several major events throughout the year.


When I stepped into the role of Marketing Director, I noticed that much of the event creative had been reused for several consecutive years. To reinvigorate the brand presence and boost engagement, I set out to develop fresh, eye-catching visuals rooted in color, nostalgia, and playful energy.


All illustrations were custom-created by me in Adobe Illustrator.

Black Owned Business Vendor Market poster with colorful abstract background and a person playing a trumpet. Event dates: February 17-18 and 24-25, located between Burlington and the Food Court. Celebrates Black History Month with artists and exhibits.
Dia de los Muertos event poster featuring purple and orange design with decorative skull and floral patterns, event details for November 4-5, 11 AM to 8 PM, including activities such as a market, dancers, mariachi, and ofrendas. Location mentioned between Burlington and the food court.
Halloween event flyer for "Candy Crawl" on October 31 at 4:00 PM. Features cartoon characters in costumes: a cat, mummy, witch, and ghost, with details about trick-or-treating at The Outlet Collection. Event is free, RSVP required via QR code.
Dia de los Muertos banner with colorful skull, marigolds, and candles
"Candy Crawl" text with cartoon characters, including a black cat, mummy, witch on a broom, and a ghost, all carrying Halloween candy bags, on a beige background.
Illustration of a "Black Owned Business Vendor Market" sign with diverse people, including a speaker holding a book, a singer with a microphone, and a trumpeter. Background features colorful abstract patterns.

Promotional Content

Various Brands

Across my various roles, the demand for promotional materials in multiple formats was a constant. My ability to work fluidly across the full Adobe Creative Suite allowed me to quickly produce high-quality content—whether for fast-turnaround campaigns or long-term, large-scale branding initiatives.


The promotional assets I’ve developed span a wide range: hero banners, paid ads, printed postcards, social media content, and more—each tailored to fit the platform, audience, and strategic goal.

Bride and groom kissing during outdoor wedding ceremony, surrounded by guests clapping. Presented in black and white with wedding venue branding at the bottom.
Flyer for Gray Bridge by Landmark Event Co. new venue offer, featuring logo with pine branches, text detailing half-off venue rental and complimentary appetizer, QR code for booking, and contact information.
Promotional banner for "Stacks Day" on September 24th. Encourages early sign-up for deals and gifts from companies, featuring "Sign Up Now" button.
Promotional image featuring a bottle of Smart Caffeine surrounded by coffee beans on a yellow background, with text offering a free bottle with any order and a "Shop Now" button.
Dietary supplement bottle labeled "Mega-Polyzyme" surrounded by fresh kale leaves with a purple circle.

Infographics

Various Brands

Customers are always looking for a "value add" from a brand—something that makes the product feel essential, aspirational, or just worth their time. Sometimes that value comes from making the customer feel elevated, and sometimes it’s about meeting a daily need.


For brands with more complex products or services, infographics are a powerful tool. They allow you to educate potential customers in a way that’s visually engaging and easy to understand.


Creating infographics has become both a passion and a bit of a hobby for me. I love finding fresh ways to break down complex concepts into bite-sized, digestible visuals that are actually fun to look at.

Bar graph showing the mineral content of produce in 1963 vs. 1999 for beans, broccoli, carrots, lettuce, peas, and tomatoes. Data is represented with yellow bars for 1963 and purple bars for 1999.
Infographic titled "Stress on the Rise" highlighting statistics about stress: 55% feel stressed often, 44% say stress has increased, 77% experience physical symptoms, 44% lose sleep, and 86% of kids are affected by parents' stress. Accompanied by visual symbols like lightning bolts and arrows.
Infographic on average magnesium consumption with silhouettes of a man and woman. Men consume 320 mg (80% of recommended 400 mg) and women consume 230 mg (72% of recommended 320 mg).
Bar chart displaying CTA placement success rates: Sidebar CTAs 1.5%, Pop-ups 8%, Post CTAs 1.5%, Sliders 5%, Gates 25%, Featurebox 9%.

Show Booth

Landmark Event Co

At Landmark Event Co., I worked closely with a print vendor to develop a lightweight, high-impact booth display that was easy to transport and set up—crucial for a busy event schedule.
Each panel highlighted one of Landmark’s venues, with the company’s catering brand featured prominently in the center, creating a cohesive and visually striking presence that told the full brand story at a glance.

This booth required a fast turnaround, demanding expert timeline management and close collaboration with C-suite stakeholders to ensure brand alignment and timely approvals.

3D rendering of a trade show booth layout with display panels, a front counter, circular seating, and promotional graphics for "Herban Feast" catering.
Indoor event display with panels promoting Landmark Event Co. and Herban Feast featuring images and text.
People at an exhibition booth inside a spacious indoor venue with large windows and a glass ceiling, viewing displays and holding bags.
Wedding venue brochure for Fox Hollow Farm in Seattle area

Product Labels

Natural Stacks

While working as a Graphic Designer at Natural Stacks—a nootropic supplement company—I collaborated closely with the Operations Director and an FDA contact to ensure all product labels were consistently updated and compliant.
Neuro Fuel was the first product I designed from the ground up. It had two formats: a box of single-serve drink packets that also functioned as a retail display, and a traditional supplement bottle to align with the rest of the product line.
I followed established brand guidelines while thoughtfully introducing new design elements to help the product stand out—both on shelves and in the customer’s hand.

Packaging design for Natural Stacks Neuro Fuel Lemonade dietary supplement, featuring bold text, hexagon motifs, supplement facts, and usage instructions. The package is blue and yellow themed with "Fuel Your Brain" and "For a Better Brain" slogans.
Neuro Fuel Lemonade box with sachets, dietary supplement for brain health by Natural Stacks on a table.
Package design for Neuro Fuel lemonade dietary supplement by Natural Stacks, featuring product information, suggested use, warnings, and ingredients. Blue and orange design with measurements included.
Natural Stacks Neuro Fuel and GABA Brain Food supplements on shelf; Neuro Fuel label reads "Focus & Memory Support".
Neuro Fuel dietary supplement label from Natural Stacks; includes product description, suggested use, supplement facts, ingredient details, and branding elements.