As a 3D Character Design project for an Illustrator class at Sacramento City College, I chose to design one of my favorite Marvel characters – Rocket Raccoon.
Every year I build Capital Stage’s End of Year Fundraising card. Much like a holiday card, it is sent to patrons and donors to encourage them to make an end of year donation. I provide large quality pictures of our recent productions to clearly remind our patrons what they are supporting.
The development department at Capital Stage needed a special pin to give to donors who contribute monthly to Capital Stage. I designed this pin to incorporate primary Capital Stage branding and to best enable them to enjoy their benefits by wearing them to a show.
Capital Stage needed a clear chart to help donors understand their benefits at each level of giving. I built this piece to encourage patrons to donate at higher levels to enjoy more benefits.
Capital Stage needed a visual way to inform its patrons how funds are used at Capital Stage. I built this infographic to demonstrate how earned revenue and donations support Capital Stage’s operations.
Using the show art that I built, I also built this simple informative and branded social media post for the show THE CHINESE LADY at Capital Stage.
Many Capital Stage ticket sales are inspired by postcards sent to our patrons. Taking the artwork I designed for this show, I built the postcard as well to send to patrons.
After creating the show art, I applied it to the poster design and layout for the show THE CHINESE LADY at Capital Stage.
I designed the artwork for THE HOMBRES at Capital Stage. I read and analyze the play and create a visual graphic that best represents the show artistically.
I built this very engaging content creation for Capital Stage’s Social media accounts. This image presents the cast members’ headshots and informs our followers of who will be in the next show.