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User Profile// Jorge Duarte
Role: Graphic Designer
Education: Arizona State University
Degree: Bachelor's in Science of Graphic Design, Minor in Studio Art
Location: Dallas, TX
Skills:
Branding
UX/UI
Typography
Packaging
Video Editing
Figma
Adobe Creative Suite
Wix Studios
Unicorn Studios
Exhibitions
Blender
Photography
From the land of volcano's
El Salvador
Freelance Service
Branding & Visual Design
This service helps create a strong and consistent look for a brand. It includes designing logos, choosing colors and fonts, and making visuals that show what the brand stands for.
Marketing & Print Design
This service will help promote a brand or product. Including flyers, posters, brochures, packaging, and other print items that will help attract attention and deliver a message.
Video Editing
Editing services, delivering polished edits, smooth transitions, and engaging visuals tailored to your brand or project.
Featured Projects
Exhibition: Obesity Awareness
Obesity in America Expo, created to bring awareness. Infographic on data found through studies and interactable on healthier living are involved with this project.
Posters
This project uses the social issue of obesity to inspire a watch interface that tracks daily health stats. It presents time in an abstract way while keeping the focus on personal goals and progress.
This awareness campaign highlights everyday habits that can build up over time and lead to obesity and other health issues. It reflects the current state of society and how these behaviors are normalized. The campaign serves as a call to action to educate the next generation about healthy eating and staying active.
Dielines, Editing, and Mockups
This project focused on taking an existing product and its packaging and breaking it down through measurement and analysis. The design was then reconstructed digitally in Adobe to create a new version of the original. The final result shows the original design alongside the redesigned version.
Before
After
The process began by creating dielines and identifying the fonts and assets used in the original packaging. Visual edits were then made, including color and illustration changes to improve its appeal. The project concluded with a 3D box model created in Adobe 3D and a final rendered image.
