The main project in my typography class was to create a typography book. Below, I highlighted some of the work I created for that book. You can see magazine spreads that rely purely on pairing typefaces, balancing white space, and establishing text hierarchy, as well as pages incorporating images, where I learned to balance them with type to create layouts that are intriguing and exciting to read. It was a valuable experience that deepened my understanding of these concepts.

As a Layout Designer for the Board of Student Publications, I was assigned a design project for the Psychology Club's student journal, which would be distributed throughout the year. They provided me with a draft and asked for a more modern, eye-catching design. I incorporated more color, updated the typefaces for a refined look, and reorganized the text for better readability and navigation.