06 / Design · Brand · Print + digital

Graphic Design

Logos, event tickets, flyers, district documents, social graphics, signage, presentations, and other marketing materials. These are selected examples from a year's worth of district design.

Role
Design / Brand / Print + digital

A lot of the work is taking information that is pretty basic or text-heavy and turning it into something that feels clear, polished, and on brand.

Leadership Academy presentation design

01

Leadership Academy District Overview

What it is
A 2026-27 district overview presentation designed for Leadership Academy.
My role
Design, layout and visual communication.

02

Back to School Guide

What it is
A district-wide resource created to give families one place to find the information they need before the start of school.
Why it existed
Families needed a single, clear place to get ready for the year, instead of hunting through scattered updates.
My role
Design, layout, content organization and visual communication.
Back to School Guide cover

03

Kindergarten Enrollment Poster

What it is
A print piece for kindergarten enrollment, so families could see that registration was open.
Why it existed
Part of a multilingual campaign to reach families earlier in the season, in the languages they actually use.
My role
Concept, photography and design.

04

Custom Graduation Tickets

What it is
Custom tickets for a commencement ceremony.
My role
Design.

05

Opening Day Thumbnail

What it is
A YouTube thumbnail for the district Opening Day video.
My role
Design.

06

Back to School Featured Image

What it is
A featured image for the 2025-2026 back to school guide on the website.
My role
Design.

07

A Day in the Life Thumbnail

What it is
A YouTube and web thumbnail for A Day in the Life of a Kindergartener.
Why it existed
Made to represent the video across YouTube and the web.
My role
Design.

08

Staff Directory Guide

What it is
A staff directory for Leadership Academy participants: names, faces, who handles what, and who to contact as they learn Perry Township.
Why it existed
So participants could put names to faces, see who handles what, and know who to contact as they learn Perry Township.
My role
Design, layout and visual communication.

Designed to be simple, useful, and easy to keep on hand throughout the year, while still feeling polished and consistent with the rest of the Leadership Academy materials.