Indiana University Print Projects

While working as the Graphic Design Assistant to Abigail Godwin at Indiana University Libraries, while attending college there, I had the opportunity to assist with and work independently on a large assortment of graphic design projects to help promote IU libraries and its programs.

For each of these projects a brief was supplied or the information was gathered at creative meetings, then I was given deadlines in which to design each required asset, have it reviewed for IU brand compliance as well as design proficiency, and implement feedback for the final products.

This included projects like promotional buttons influenced by the current pop culture, wayfinding systems and signage for the Herman B. Wells Library on the Bloomington campus as well as the Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center Library, event signage to be placed around campus, and many more exciting projects.

Sign showing library 6th floor map with special collections, study areas, rooms, and public services.
Pile of colorful round buttons with IU Libraries logos, text, and book and light bulb illustrations.
Four rows of themed IU Libraries circular stickers with quotes, icons, and colorful designs.
Sign on glass door with Wylie House tour info and contact at Indiana University library.
Library double doors with welcome sign for African American culture and history and no food or drink notice.