← All work

Project 08 / 09 Volunteer

Campus & Community

Volunteer design for campus and community organisations

Opening piece

Pumpkin Palooza

RUF event post: “Pumpkin Palooza” in hand-drawn orange letters over illustrated pumpkins, with the time and place on the library lawn

RUF — event graphics

Event graphics for a campus ministry, each pitched to its own occasion — an autumn pumpkin event, a Galentines social, a cookout and a formal — while keeping the information hierarchy of what, when and where in the same place every time.

Pumpkin Palooza

RUF event post: “Pumpkin Palooza” in hand-drawn orange letters over illustrated pumpkins, with the time and place on the library lawn

Galentines

RUF event post: “Join us for Galentines with RUF” in red script over pink stripes with a red bow

M.E.A.T.

RUF event post: “Join RUF in M.E.A.T. — Men Eating Animals Together” with an illustrated grill on a green field

A Night in Paris

RUF formal post: “A Night in Paris — RUF Formal 2025” over a night photograph of the Eiffel Tower

RUF — Meet our Bible Study Leaders

A nine-post series for fall 2025: a title card, one card per leader with their study, day and place, and a closing group photograph.

Title card

Title card: “Meet our Bible Study Leaders” in hand-drawn letters on a tan field with looping dotted lines
Leader card for Duran — studying 1 & 2 Timothy (men only), Thursdays at 7pm, Eagles Landing conference room
Leader card for Annalise — studying Jonah, Wednesdays at 7pm, North Lake
Leader card for Dominic — studying James, Wednesdays at 7pm, North Lake
Leader card for Andrew — studying the attributes of God, Mondays at 7pm, Sugden Hall
Leader card for Ryan — studying Micah, Mondays at 7pm, North Lake
Leader card for Kaylee — studying 1 Peter, Wednesdays at 7pm, North Lake
Leader card for Rachel — studying Proverbs 1–9, Thursdays at 7pm, North Lake

Closing post

Photograph of five students in grey RUF shirts laughing by the water with hand-lettered “There’s still time to join!”

God’s Protected Harbor — 4 Ways You Can Be Kind Today

A six-post series for the organisation’s social feed — a title card, four illustrated prompts and a Giving Tuesday post — with the logo position left open for the organisation to place its mark.

Title card

Social post on yellow stripes with bunting: “4 Ways You Can Be Kind Today” and a logo placeholder

1 — Give out a compliment

Social post: a large numeral 1, “Give out a compliment” and a speech bubble with a red heart

2 — Pay for someone’s coffee

Social post: a large numeral 2, “Pay for someone’s coffee” and an illustrated cup of coffee

3 — Leave a kind note

Social post: a large numeral 3, “Leave a kind note” and two purple sticky notes reading “You look great today!” and “Jesus loves you!”

4 — Smile at someone new

Social post: a large numeral 4, “Smile at someone new” and a yellow smiley face

Giving Tuesday

Social post: a logo placeholder above “Join Us This Giving Tuesday with God’s Protected Harbor” and #GivingTuesday

Next Level Church — SEU @ NLC

Three “Live Worthy” graphics on Ephesians 4:1 — a photographic version, a crown-of-thorns version and an illustrated tiger-and-lily version.

Live Worthy — photographic

“Live Worthy” graphic: the words over a photograph of mountains and sky, with Ephesians 4:1 beneath on a dark field

Live Worthy — crown of thorns

“Live Worthy” graphic: Ephesians 4:1 above a drawn crown of thorns, with LIVE WORTHY in tall cream letters

Live Worthy — tiger and lily

“Live Worthy” graphic: copper line drawing of a tiger and a lily with the verse Ephesians 4:1 in hand-drawn capitals

ECO FGCU — Adopt a Storm Drain

A six-frame carousel that turns a campus environmental programme into four numbered steps, using a two-colour card system and an icon per step so the sequence is followable at thumbnail size.

Adopt a Storm Drain

Carousel cover: a gloved hand holding debris over a storm drain grate, with “Adopt a Storm Drain! Your actions can make big impact” and “swipe for more info!”

Step 1 — Reach out

Blue card with a speech-bubble icon: “Step #1 Reach Out” and instructions to contact the project supervisor

Step 2 — Claim it

Green card with a tick icon: “Step #2 Claim It” and instructions on choosing which storm drains to be responsible for

Step 3 — Clean it

Blue card with a sweeping-figure icon: “Step #3 Clean It” and instructions on removing debris, litter and anything else that could enter the storm water system

Step 4 — Spread the word

Green card with Facebook, Instagram and Twitter icons: “Step #4 Spread the Word”, share your photos and tag #FGCUGreenTeam #FGCUAdoptADrain

Remember

Blue card reading “Remember, Only Rain down the Storm Drain!” with the FGCU Environmental Health & Safety mark