Visual Work + Design

As a Communication student, Alex knows the importance of expressing ideas visually. Currently, they’re completing a Publishing minor, which has allowed them to explore the world of design in a modern, academic environment alongside their work opportunities. They’re most familiar with graphic design, specifically for social media, but they’ve also worked with print and video.

Recent Work

Check out their most recent design project below: Alex’s self-designed business card.

Social Media Design

Alex has also done social media graphics for SFU’s Vancity Office of Community Engagement, local disability nonprofit posAbilities, and the national queer youth outreach organization, QSpeak. They’re familiar with a variety of design software: Adobe Suite, Canva, and Figma are their go-to tools.

An Instagram graphic Alex created for an SFU event, using assets from its Eventbrite banner and guidelines from SFU’s Communicators Toolkit.
An Instagram graphic Alex created for information sessions on Inclusion, BC’s largest disability arts show.
An Instagram story graphic Alex created for QSpeak’s signup deadline, using the organization’s guidelines.
An Instagram graphic Alex created for QSpeak, according to their guidelines.
An Instagram graphic Alex created for QSpeak, according to their guidelines.

Print Design

Check out Alex’s final Print Design assignment: a redesign and reformat of Alice in Wonderland‘s first 3 chapters. The piece was also printed and hand-bound.

Other Works

Overall, Alex loves the possibilities of visual design and communication, and hopes to continue using it to share important messages with the world. Check out some extra work samples below!

Some pieces from Alex’s photography repertoire were published in Soul Talk Magazine!
Left to Right: A group Figma project, a graphic created for the collaborative charity zine FORMZINE, and a UX project created with Emerge SFU.