Author: sharmaine

  • Air BNB Informational Piece

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  • “Positive Narrative” Piece

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  • ebay® Website Banner Ads

    Using Adobe Illustrator and following ebay®’s extensive branding guidelines, I created these website banner ads for Cardboard Connection. Read more

  • School Brochure (2017-18)

    Using Adobe Illustrator, I created this full-color 16-page print piece for Hollis Innovation Academy. It includes a die-cut pocket on the back inside cover for a “Partners” insert (below). Read more

  • Polishing an Existing Brand

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  • Saint Anne’s Day School

    I revamped the website for Saint Anne’s Day School & Enrichment Programs in preparation for the beginning of a new school year. The redesign involved developing a new color scheme for the organization, and creating coordinating images/graphics for use throughout the site. Read more

  • Product Video Promo

    To produce a high quality promotional video for products for Soror Finds, I used Photoshop to edit photos from the company’s website.   Save Save Save Read more

  • High Quality Photos

     For this product promotional video, I edited original photos sent by the client, using Adobe Photoshop. In this day in age, it isn’t difficult to obtain high resolution, quality photos; most of our smart phones are capable of producing impeccable images. But when I want my photos to have a little extra “umph” (depending… Read more

  • I’m taking on a new role!

    I’m so excited to finally be able to share that I have decided to take advantage of a wonderful opportunity and expand my portfolio by accepting a Marketing & Media role with an incredible S.T.E.M. school in the Atlanta Public Schools system: Hollis Innovation Academy! Hollis is such a phenomenal place, and I’m beyond thrilled… Read more

  • Gotta Keep It Green in Marketing & Communication

    I FINALLY got around to retaking the photo for my website header last week, and it’s something I should never have had to do in the first place. I broke one of the basic rules of design/marketing/communication: Whenever possible, make content “evergreen”! Below is the former photo I used for my header. See the error?… Read more