Out Loud is a magazine that examines the many forms and meanings of communication — specifically non-verbal communication. Each issue investigates how information and emotion is shared, from the intricate signaling of the natural world to the subtle art of nonverbal expression. Out Loud celebrates connection in all its forms, revealing how gestures, sounds, and symbols shape understanding across species, cultures, and technologies. The binding of this magazine is unique, with a unique dos-á-dos binding, intentionally highlighting the dual nature of the subject discussed in the publication.

The Maagalim (Circles in Hebrew) app was designed for a community-based volunteer non-profit organization that supports members of the Israeli community in the Silicon Valley Bay Area. The organization focuses on supporting those within the community in need of prompt support.

This project involved researching and documenting a location in the San Luis Obispo area. Through a process of ideation and experimentation, a promotional campaign was thoughtfully developed and executed. I chose Montaña de Oro State Park — a coastal destination in Central California known for its rich biodiversity and breathtaking views — as the focus of my campaign.

This project brought the opportunity to create a website with the topic of my choosing. My focus was The Power of Empathy.