Digital Archive
Banners, streaming assets, and thumbnails.
01 / THE COLLECTION
Design for the everyday places a brand appears.
Digital Archive brings together banners, streaming assets, and thumbnails I created across different projects. It is a collection of individual pieces, rather than one client brief or one unified identity.
The common thread is designing for a specific space and purpose: introducing a channel, framing a broadcast, or giving a piece of content a recognizable cover. The visual approach changes with each project.
02 / BANNERS
A clear first impression.
A banner has to establish a visual tone within a wide, limited space. The selected work uses combinations of typography, imagery, color, and graphic detail to create a distinctive composition around the main name or message.
Seen together, these pieces show a range of visual styles and how the balance between headline and supporting imagery can change from one project to another.
03 / STREAMING ASSETS
Graphics around the broadcast.
Streaming assets help give a channel a consistent visual presence around its content. The collection includes graphics for broadcast contexts, where the design needs to support the stream and its message.
These pieces show how a visual direction can carry into a screen-based format through type, framing, and recurring graphic elements. Each selection belongs to its own project and should be read in that context.
04 / THUMBNAILS
A message at a smaller scale.
Thumbnails concentrate an idea into a compact composition. Strong subject placement, short headlines, and clear contrast help organize the visual hierarchy, especially when the image is viewed alongside other content.
This collection shows the craft and range of the work, rather than measured engagement results. Each piece can be explored in more detail in the full Behance collection.
