Concept & Inspiration
1st poster in the collection.

In practicing what I've learned, thorough research, careful planning, and iterative experimentation is what leads to understanding a project's goals and the audience’s needs. By starting with a solid collection of fonts, a nice pallet of colors, and a clear grid layout,I've built a strong poster design based on a quote from my teachers.

A process-driven mindset makes sure that the final design isn't only attractive but also purposeful and effective, serving as a well-thought-out solution rather than a superficial aesthetic.

Concept & Inspiration
2nd poster in the collection.

Developing a personal or brand style rooted in design principles like contrast and hierarchy makes sure that your work remains relevant even as trends come and go.

Instead of chasing ephemeral trends, invest in a refined style to design work that continue to communicate effectively and endure over time.

Concept & Inspiration
3rd poster in the collection.

In graphic design, simplicity is key to any effective message. Stripping away unnecessary details and focusing on the core elements, a design becomes more accessible and its message clearer.

Concept & Inspiration
This poster tackles car dependency and climate impact. I wanted the design to feel urgent and a bit chaotic, like the gridlock we live in every day. The red lights represent how we’re stalled — not just in traffic, but in progress on climate change.

The oversized letters are meant to feel overwhelming, almost like they're closing in, to reflect the way car culture dominates our cities.

It’s basically a call to rethink how we move — and how that affects everything around us.

Concept & Inspiration
A Poster advertising City Talks, a series that offers a space for thought and discussion about contemporary issues that affect Montrealers: heritage, urban planning, mobility, metropolitan realities and more. The talks are moderated by Dinu Bumbaru, Policy Director of Héritage Montréal.

This poster was done using silk-screens.

Concept & Inspiration
This poster promotes the Dawson College 2025 Graphic Design exhibition—an event that previews the graduating students’ work and prepares them for the professional world. The concept positions each student as a “wild card,” a unique design force ready to stand out in the industry.

Concept & Inspiration
This project includes a poster and vinyl designs for an event celebrating The Ceiling Reposes, the latest album by musician and composer Lia Kohl. Known for her experimental approach, she blends found audio, radio broadcasts, and improvisation to create layered, atmospheric soundscapes.

The poster was done using a process that mixes physical art and digital effects to achieve a unique look.