Digital Media Portfolio

Below is the portfolio I created with the works from this year. Overall, I had a fun time creating these projects, and enjoyed the process of putting them together into one document. The portfolio was made in InDesign, and was relatively straightforward to make. This semester, I learned a lot about the different softwares, and furthered my skills in each. I enjoyed learning new things about graphic design, and hopefully I am able to use these new skills in the future.





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