Content Team
Madison is one of those designers that can’t help but put their interests into every project. Any chance she gets she will include vibrant colours and expressive typography. Of course, she also makes sure to fit the tone as she enjoys tackling many serious social issues in her projects.
Madison is one of those designers that can’t help but put their interests into every project. Any chance she gets she will include vibrant colours and expressive typography. Of course, she also makes sure to fit the tone as she enjoys tackling many serious social issues in her projects.
Where feminine meets punk
A mobile app that uses daily encouragements and weekly reminders, as well as a unique reward system that keeps its user engaged. Bliss targets young women and encourages them to explore and discover new sides of themselves, from body positivity to sexual pride.
The app in further detail
Bliss uses a very simple layout to display information and promote user engagement. After the user has made a profile, they will set their first weekly goal which will encourage them to step out of their comfort zones. All goals are optional and easily changed to fit the user's needs.
Where education meets vibrancy
An educational magazine that focuses on trendy and popular topics such as neon, the science behind rock and roll, and even lights and music from cultures. This information is shared using vibrant colours and expressive typography. The goal of this magazine was to appeal to a younger demographic and encourage young people to be interested in science.
Motion Graphic
This graphic was designed to take advantage of the colours and odd shapes seen throughout the magazine, especially on this image.
Where activism meets handmade
The primary piece of this was the stamps as they were designed because 2021 is the International Year for the Elimination of Child Labour. The images of children were printed and then hand-stitched and re-photographed to bring awareness of the pain that these children go through.
This project was mentally challenging because of the subject material. It was crucial when tackling this important subject in a way that wasn’t grotesque but also didn’t shy away from the issue at hand. Going in the subtle route of using strings as tears for the children seemed appropriate and emotional.
