…is a Junior studying Graphic Design and Advertising at Boston University.
She is interested in branding, visual systems, and typography, with a focus on creating clear and cohesive visual identities through thoughtful design and strategic thinking.
ABOUT ME
RESUME
SELECTED WORKS
01 50 Iterations
02 re:leaf
03 Fall 2025 Open Studios (CFA, SMFA, MassArt)
04 Boston Poster House Film Poster Series
05 Spring 2026 Valiz Catalog
06 SOWA Rebrand
07 HEART | BREAK (Made In... Society)
08 Exhibition Pamphlet
09 De-Lish
10 BostonHacks 2025
11 BU Chinese Students Association
TYPOGRAPHY
POSTER SERIES
18”x 24”
Built on a shared grid and visual system for a cohesive identity across the series while allowing each individual poster to respond to the specific themes, tone, and narrative qualities of its film.
A stable typographic framework anchors the series: the secondary text is consistently positioned and styled across all posters, grounding each composition and maintaining a clear visual identity. This reliable structure allows the display typeface to become the expressive element—breaking out of the grid, shifting in scale, gesture, and placement.
Color functions as another key component of variation. Each palette is drawn directly from the film itself, then heightened for contrast, alternating between warm-on-cool and cool-on-warm combinations to introduce energy and maintain visual interest from poster to poster.
“The Screen Club presents a new film series at the Boston Picture House, showcasing films that blend unique visuals, imaginative worlds, and complex storytelling. Featuring works like Spider-man: Into the Spider-Verse, La La Land, The NeverEnding Story, Blade Runner, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, and Everything Everywhere All at Once, this series explores themes of transformation and time while immersing audiences in groundbreaking aesthetics and layered narratives. These films are known for their distinctive style and thought-provoking exploration of human experience, making them iconic in the world of cinema.”
Prior to finalized film series, Spirited Away and Inception were part of the set by the Screen Club but due to Client’s inability to secure the the film’s rights, they were changed last minute!
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