Print Design
Print designs include brochures, posters, and visual indexes. Some designs below also serve as digital designs.
Brochures
MIT WG Brochure
Incorporating the graphic images by and images drawn to imitate the style of the Shutterstock artist Sapunkele, this image displays the inside panels to the brochure representing the MIT Working Group for Support Staff, WG. The brochure was co-created with an MIT colleague who held the responsibility of designing the external portion of this brochure.
MIT Artshow Brochure
This brochure served to advertise the upcoming art show highlighting MIT artists and their contributions at the 2019 Collier Award for Excellence event. The brochure was co-created with an MIT colleague who held the responsibility of designing the external portion of this brochure.
Printed Posters
MIT CMSE & Materials Science
The following posters were designed for both the MIT Center for Materials Science and Engineering (CMSE) and the MIT Materials Science and Engineering Seminar Series. Photo credits to Felice Frankel, MIT faculty, and visiting seminar faculty and by Felice Frankel. All illustrations by Gina Franzetta. Reach more about individual poster designs.
Visual Indexes
Visual Index: Week 5
This photo montage incorporates the photographic work of Felice Frankel to introduce week 5 of her online MIT course, “Making Science and Engineering Pictures: A Practical Guide to Presenting Your Work”.
The challenge to this design laid in how to represent forty individual works of visual genius that have graced various book covers and major scientific journals into as one cohesive visual conglomerate, while still honoring the visual integrity of each individual image with equal footing. The process involved first extrapolating the most interesting and/or poignant section of each image to highlight and then creating a clipping mask to homogenize the shape of each image. The next step lay in synchronizing the images. Color was selected as the commonality forming a relationship among the images. After organizing each image by color, the images were assembled in spectral order to form a color gradation, beginning with violet tones with metallic characteristics on the upper, left, and moving in a diagonal direction to the left, bottom corner of the page.
All photographs are by Felice Frankel.
Created in Illustrator.
Visual Index: Week 5
This photo montage incorporates the photographic work of Felice Frankel to introduce week 6 of her online MIT course, “Making Science and Engineering Pictures: A Practical Guide to Presenting Your Work”.
All photographs are by Felice Frankel.
Created in Illustrator.
Page Layout