MEDIA / INTERACTION / EXPERIMENTS
Interactive studies in identity, media, and product design.
Owned project artwork · interactive portfolio vignette
A bilingual room prototype that makes small discoveries feel worth exploring.
Portfolio vignette using owned artwork. Physical-device and audible-narration acceptance remain open.
Original abstract frames · fictional tags and timecodes
Find moments inside a library, then review the tags that make them searchable.
The sample uses original abstract frames and fictional tags.
flowchart TD
A[Request]
B[Process]
C[Result]
A --> B --> CA selection connects the source to the preview.Interactive reconstruction · editing this sample only
Select a line of code, find its node, and edit the diagram without losing the source.
The interactive sample illustrates the editor; native AI GUI and snapshot stress acceptance remain open.
estimate.created("JOB-024")Local prototype workflow · fictional job · no live transaction
One job connects the customer’s question, estimate, dispatch, field work and invoice.
Fictional job reconstruction; no claim of live customer operations or payment processing.
<section>
<h2>New heading</h2>
<p>Built around the task.</p>
</section>Built around the task.
A selection connects the source to the preview.Interactive reconstruction · editing this sample only
Connect the preview to the component, the edit to its diff, and the build to a restore point.
The sample edits its own local preview. The wider multi-site product remains in development.
New typography study for this portfolio · not a historical client logo
A mark needs to work beyond one canvas. Explore a new typographic treatment across motion and formats.
This is a new portfolio study. The MiMagery practice is documented in the archive below.
New portfolio typography study inspired by the identity work
Bold lettering and adaptable marks for a barber-shop identity and promotional workflow.
New portfolio format study; no claim of a completed website or a historical final logo.
Fictional care plan · no system scan or cleanup runs here
Turn memory pressure and storage information into understandable care and review actions.
Current source is 3.2; an older staged 3.1 certification does not establish acceptance of the current version.
analysis.complete · output attached · review pendingAbstract system roles · no private topology
A request, a focused runtime, and an output that can be inspected later.
Generic roles represent the workflow; private topology is omitted.
Name one recent moment of good listening.
Fictional facilitation cards · pastor-guided, non-clinical prototype
A reflective, pastor-guided conversation supported by careful interaction design.
Fictional prompts. No real responses, live AI or private assessment data.
An excerpt of the preparation, joins and reusable workflow structure behind the analytical work.
See the billing case studyEarlier projects and creative work, from hospitality operations to graphics, web and motion.
Power Query billing automation followed by selected Alteryx adoption; employee-sentiment dashboards in Power BI; and Talent Solutions Voice Lab, a desktop project that brings capture, analysis, editable charts, and branded PowerPoint reporting into one workflow.
Connect messy inputs, preserve the meaning of the data, and make the output legible. The work spans data preparation, benchmark comparisons, dashboard interfaces, reporting templates, and analyst review.
My MetLife Power Query workflow reduced reported monthly processing from about nine hours to twenty minutes. The later Alteryx challenge and team adoption were separate stages. I also installed Voice Lab and trained the receiving manager to use the desktop reporting workflow.
An application collection covering employee sentiment, competitive pricing, market demand, revenue, brand reputation, and the GreaterThan sales-intelligence concept, alongside presentation-template tools.
Use a shared application structure to connect data, analysis, charts, and exportable reports. Keep model-assisted interpretation connected to the evidence and the person reviewing it.
A collection of prototypes and development projects. Demonstration dashboards use seeded data to explore the experience before connecting production sources.
A creative-practice archive spanning MiMagery identity variations, logo animation, website design files, social media, email design, and client-facing templates.
Think beyond a single mark: build a visual language that can travel across a website, a message, a proposal, and a finished piece.
Personal creative-practice work, connecting identity, motion, web design, and the experience of working with a client.
A broad archive of identity, campaign, event, and visual-design work. Project folders include U1 Mechanical, CloudCap, Dolfin Records, and Seren’s Fades, alongside illustration, print, and motion explorations.
Move from references and composition to identity variations and the formats people actually use: web, print, social, and motion.
A collection of deliverables and creative explorations. The Seren’s Fades concepts are awaiting stakeholder review.
Media work across graphics, motion, and web design, with a supporting archive of event visuals, photography, and edited video.
Adapt a message to its setting, whether it is a live screen, a digital announcement, a moving image, or a website.
Community media work spanning graphics, motion, and web design, including a New Year 2019 video and supporting photography.
A hospitality visual archive with finished interior, entrance, bar, and food photography, a logo, and a WordPress media library.
Build a coherent picture of the place through space, detail, and presentation, with imagery organized for a web experience.
Archived hospitality photography and digital presentation work.
An event-design archive containing logos and promotional flyers, including Yo Creo, Yo Creo Camp, and Abriendo Brechas.
Use hierarchy, typography, and a consistent visual direction to make an event’s message clear at a glance.
Event identity and promotional work from 2016.
A working collection of Excel experiments covering multi-criteria lookups, visualization challenges, an email generator, and spreadsheet-based visual tools.
Explore how formulas, structure, and visual presentation can make repetitive work easier to understand.
Personal experiments and learning materials from my hospitality-era archive, using practice datasets and spreadsheet challenges.
Early planning material and identity references for an Aero Smart Living concept, with a focus on smart-home and home-services visual directions.
Explore positioning and identity together, considering how a service can communicate what it does before a visitor reads the details.
An early business concept explored through planning and third-party identity references.
A presentation-media library organized around countdowns, foregrounds, backgrounds, images, audio, and community presentation assets.
Curate and organize media for live use, where timing, readability, and consistency matter as much as the individual asset.
Live-media preparation and curation using Renewed Vision tools and a mixed library of community and third-party assets.
Youth-oriented identity studies, with sample concepts, layered Photoshop files, and an Illustrator vector file for Generación Escogida.
Work through variations in shape and typography, keeping the identity adaptable across screen and print.
Early identity concepts and variations from the Youth Logo Ideas collection.
Bartending experience alongside a creative archive containing an editable logo-animation project, vector artwork and a finished motion render.
Carry the atmosphere of a hospitality brand into motion. The animation work adds a visual-design dimension to my experience of serving people in the same setting.
The retained animation source and rendered video establish motion work in the archive. The existing company identity is distinguished from original logo authorship.
Identity artwork, vehicle-art source and exported service graphics connect the brand to its presence on the road.
Think about the mark at several scales: a recognizable identity, a readable vehicle layout and the practical information a customer needs.
The archive includes authored design files and presentation exports. Licensed van mockups are presentation materials, separate from the identity and layout work.
A coordinated print archive spanning identity, business cards, door hangers, yard signs, vehicle magnets and newsletters, including English-front and Spanish-back campaign pieces.
Keep recognition and hierarchy consistent while adapting the message to language, viewing distance and the physical format.
Ready-for-print exports and working files document campaign preparation. Distribution, conversion and commercial outcomes are not inferred from those files.
SOC earring designs and PRIDE keychain/bag-tag work connect Illustrator and SVG artwork to front/back 3MF print models.
Adapt a graphic for physical form, considering shape, scale and the transition from flat artwork to a prepared model.
Vector and fabrication files establish design and print preparation. Finished-object photography and event distribution are not established by the inspected files.
An archive spanning logo work, photoshoots, promotional materials, store content and website assets.
Explore how photography and identity can hold together across a retail campaign and its digital presentation.
Retained project folders establish the range of material. They do not independently establish business ownership, sales results or authorship of every reference asset.
Product and display models in STL and 3MF, supported by cost calculators and branding exploration for a smoking accessory.
Connect shape, print preparation, presentation and cost considerations while exploring how a small physical product could be made.
A product-prototyping archive. Planning and AI-assisted marketing notes are not evidence of launch, sales or product safety.
An After Effects project and rendered driving sequence explore a heads-up-display visual treatment.
Use composition, timing and layered interface graphics to make an imagined information display read within moving footage.
A motion and compositing study, not a working vehicle HUD or live driving-assistance system.
A retained video edit, title renders and layered “We Miss You” artwork document creative work around team communication.
Bring pacing, imagery and typography together around a message meant for people who know one another.
Team-media work in the personal archive. Corporate commissioning and original authorship of licensed or stock elements are not implied.
Retained menu documents, a menu PDF and a supporting identity folder connect hospitality experience with practical information design.
Use ordering, hierarchy and legibility to make a dense set of choices easier to explore.
An archived menu-design project. The retained files do not establish a current menu, current pricing or an ongoing client engagement.
Layered poster studies, variations and rendered pieces document an archive of visual experimentation.
Explore typography, imagery and contrast through alternate compositions, keeping the working layers as part of the creative record.
A mixture of personal studies, references and templates. Individual pieces need attribution before the original images are exhibited; the project record does not claim authorship of reference imagery.
A curated photography archive organized by subject supports a broader practice of image-making alongside hospitality and brand work.
Use selection, framing and editing to build coherent visual sequences rather than treating every photograph as an isolated asset.
The archive contains personal and mixed-source material. This entry records the practice; it does not expose private photographs or assign blanket authorship to the entire library.
A layered interface draft and an External Lead Controller prototype explore how a lead-management workspace could be organized.
Use information hierarchy and screen structure to help a user move from a record to an action.
Photoshop and Adobe XD design artifacts establish an interface prototype. A deployed CRM or connected production workflow was not established.
A retained Adobe XD prototype preserves interface exploration under the microGIVE name.
Use the prototype as a concrete starting point for discussing hierarchy, flow and interaction rather than leaving the idea only in notes.
The inspected source establishes a design artifact. Its complete feature scope, backend implementation and launch were not established.
A starting point for your own project.