This design was created for a local gathering that our Youth Leader organized to introduce traditional Filipino children's games to the next generation. Initially, the program's leader only provided the basics—the what, where, and when—of the event. Therefore, as the person responsible for the banner and invitation design, I considered the potential positives that may help people comprehend it at a glance. I am the one that made and created it using the resources, the concept, and other tasks necessary for this design. even the tiny things, like the color, the directions, and the game itself. I checked to make sure it will seem decent to readers' eyes. 

Thankfully, the youth leader accepted right away to use my proposal and create a banner and tarpaulin for the program as soon as he saw it.

The next concept is for a modest grocery store nearby. They decide to relaunch the Barbeque as their first product. I chose those colors and that image to make the goods look more enticing and tasty to the buyers. The four primary flavors of BBQ, in my memory, are salty, sweet, tangy, and spicy, which inspired me to develop the content for this product.

Additionally, the product's pricing is listed in that post for potential customers to see and understand the product's price as well as its portion.

The reason it is practically identical to each is because it is for the same store as above. Another street food item to be offered in the store is chicken intestine, or "isaw" in Tagalog. Similar to the image above, I was able to include its logo to promote the seller's brand as well as the store's location.

Not only do I have these skills and abilities, but I also have a lot to give in the area of graphic design and product content. If you'd want to hire me, please message me.