In the realm of digital design, triptych art emerges as a compelling composition, comprised of three distinct panels. This art form excels in conveying narratives, crafting sequences, or presenting diverse facets of a unified subject. The true potency of triptych art lies in its seamless cohesion, functioning as a harmonious whole, while each panel stands independently as a captivating work of art. I redesigned promotional posters for the popular TV servies Jane the Virgin to demontrate this timeless artform.
Chicha morada is a popular drink consumed in the Andes mountain region, particularly in Peru. The juice is made from purple corn, a native plant to this area of the world. Gloria is a company that mass produces the delicious beverage, and distributes it to other countries. In an effort to modernize their branding, as well as demonatrate my proficiency in using Adobe Dimension to create realistic 3D mockups, I redesigned their chicha morada packaging to entice broader audiences.
Through infographics, videos, posters, and social media, we aim to give a voice to the voiceless and inspire positive change. By delving into the supply chain's complexities, we advocate for a responsible and sustainable approach. Collaborating with NGOs and advocates, we can amplify important messages, emphasizing hope and resilience towards a brighter future.
These posters all were designed using the same quote: "Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results." Each poster exhibits a distinct design style, showcasing the versatility and creativity that define my approach to visual communication. Through this curated series, I aim to demonstrate my ability to skillfully adapt and infuse unique elements into my work, resonating with diverse audiences and leaving a lasting impression.