Online poster series for the loveisrespect.org website. Teens can download and print the posters at there home.

Poster created to present TCFV’s history of the movement against domestic violence. It was created for the “Telling Amy Story” premiere at The Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum in Austin, Tx.

The poster measurements are 93″ x 48″.

Hi everybody!

Today I am re-launching my website with wordpress. Hopefully this will help me post more frequently.
Browse around and enjoy my work.

Verónica S.

Poster designed to promote Summer Stamps at a Post Office.
Created for Graphic Design III course at St. Edwards University.

The paragraph in the poster reads:

These four stamps will bring you back the memories of your last summer vacation. They will immediately transport you to the warm and refreshing beaches of the Caribbean. Share with your loved ones your memories by sending them this summertime stamps. Who knows? Maybe they will decide to create memories of their own.

Illustrated the isomorphic meaning through an image. I chose an object (spoons) made of different materials (plastic, wood and metal) and each one of them have a different shape.

Poster designed to educate people about Mexican, American and South African cultures representing life stages of infant, toddler, child, adult and senior through an object. Data courtesy from UNICEF and CIA and The World Factbook to show comparison between the cultures.

Created as a requirement for the Senior Project course at St. Edwards University.

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Poster designed to show teenage girls how to blow kisses.
Created as a requirement for the Graphic Design II course at St. Edwards University.

This project was created to show a Crime Scene Investigation Conceptual Map.
Created as a requirement for the Junior Studio course at St. Edwards University.

The assigned theme for this project was to criticize a current cultural event. I chose to represent the Reality TV topic and how people is influenced by that.

Created as a requirement for the Topics in Graphic Design course at St. Edwards University.