other work
featuring projects that I created
during internship semesters, and
graphics I designed.
fall '23 - The Plan B Group
the Plan B Group is a company located in Dallas, TX, focused on hospitality industry design and branding. they offer services such as architecture, interior design, graphic design, brand identity, and menu development.
during this co-op, I developed uniforms for the Cowboy Chow restaurant as well as designed an innovative seating area for the interior of a shipping container in their outdoor patio.
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Estathé
in 2023, Eurostampa collaborated with DAAP through its Envelope 7 project in which students were asked to develop a label redesign for a specific brand. I was asked to develop a label for the Ferrero drink, Estathé.
story: positivity, joy, and happiness are pursued in a labyrinth towards
the sun.
inspired by: Carlos Eduardo Valencia Garcia, Chiara Lucia Lagrotta, Lilou Carpi and Fabrizio Cavallo
![LOGHI DETEINATO[72].png](https://static.wixstatic.com/media/a212f0_d7734df3a3de4cf1b064532c02c0f620~mv2.png/v1/crop/x_297,y_0,w_2914,h_2482/fill/w_345,h_294,al_c,q_85,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01,enc_avif,quality_auto/LOGHI%20DETEINATO%5B72%5D.png)
special features: sustainable sleeve solution, interactive and cariable design (colors).
click here to see the production process.
Alamitos Vineyard
my cousin and his partner own and operate a vineyard out of San Jose, CA, named Alamitos Vineyards. they recruit artists in the family to design their wine labels for them- all of which relate to the endangered wildlife in the San Jose area.
as of now, I have designed the label for their 2021 Port wine, (featuring the Umunhum Touriga), the 2021 Cuvee (featuring the Napa Valley Scrub Jay), and an unreleased wine that features the winter Junco bird.
wine label coming soon!!!
My Furry Valentine - every February
since 2012, My Furry Valentine has grown to become one of the largest animal adoption events in the country! more than 8,000 cats and dogs (and other companions) have found loving homes, and it takes place every February on the weekend before or after Valentine's day.
I volunteer and have run the merchandise table since the event started, and for MFV '24 I designed a new sweatshirt design.
I painted this on the wall of the dog room
at the Cleremont Animal County Shelter
spring '23 - Zumbiel Packaging
during this semester, I became familiar with the program ArtiosCAD and the Kongsberg machines used to cut the paperboard packages.
I also spent that time working on personal projects as well as rebuilding previous prototypes for portfolio projects.
packaging prototypes for my Javaville coffee set
side table made 100% from paper
(painted and covered with rope)
reusable wine box
I also designed the new 2023 Livewell notebooks
summer '22 - Livewell Collaborative
The Live Well Collaborative is a non-profit co-founded in 2007 by UC and Procter & Gamble. Each semester, an interdisciplinary studio project is co-led by a faculty team and expert advisors working with specially selected graduate and undergraduate teams to address an organization's opportunity.
semester project objectives:
Working with P&G, we took a look at understanding how the housing trends of today could create different home life futures of tomorrow.
We formulated new stories about how home life evolving will enable us to identify new Jobs To Be Done and breakthrough innovations for those jobs. Archetypes were then created based on prior interview responses.
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Actively participate and contribute to product development and system design projects sponsored by P&G and Cincinnati Children's Hospital.
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Work collaboratively with team members utilizing Live Well's development model and tools that focus on user-centered research that drives translation into solutions to meet user needs.
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secondary research and literature review on relating topics.
reviewed existing materials.
interviewed additional stakeholders.
understood various strengths and identified pain points.
design thinking 101 workshop to better understand the program and issues at hand.
begin to map out process based on findings.
synthesized findings based in the form of comprehension journey maps and stakeholder diagrams.
continued interviews with CCHMC stakeholders.
finalized draft of process diagram based on semester findings.
Working with Children's, we were learning more about how CBDI patients transition from their Primary Treatment to Survivorship. We worked on a comprehensive Patient Journey Diagram that visualizes the transition process and benchmarked on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI).
This info was used to drive future conversations around quality improvement initiatives, and patient insights were codified in the form of Patient Archetypes + Personas.
spring '22 - bowling gloves redesign
I love to bowl- but I also get much happiness from keeping my nails long and pointy. so you can imagine how often I tend to break a nail or two when I go out bowling.
for this project, we had to take a product and redesign it to make improvements. since a bowling glove designed to keep your nails from breaking does not exist, I combined two existing glove types to fit my design concept.
