My graduation project was a full-circle moment—both a culmination of everything I’ve been building and a launchpad for where I’m headed next. It was rooted in my personal brand: dark, calligraphic, fluid, and emotionally charged. I wanted to create something not just visually striking, but raw and honest.

The process began with loose sketches and fragments of ideas, refined through critique, experimentation, and lots of trial and error. I leaned into my strengths—custom type and abstract design. What emerged was a body of work that reflected my journey and connected to broader themes of identity and transformation. It’s the kind of work I want to keep doing: bold, intentional, and unmistakably mine.