Graphic Design

Multiple young men with short haircuts, dressed in hoodies, standing in dim blue lighting, appearing to be in a contemplative or serious mood.

Where simplicity meets vibrancy in a style that quickly catches attention with its friendly and welcoming look. Alexis' designs, which range from lively social media posts to intriguing postcards and announcements for community events, simply engage the viewer's attention. Explore a portfolio full of colorful projects, each designed with a careful blend of simplicity and warmth, ensuring that every project makes an impression that lasts.

Promotional Flyers, Website Design and Social Media Graphics

Client
The Arts Collective

Year
2023-Present

Colorful digital graphic promoting community arts in Baltimore with words 'Share Develop Continue Your Creativity How?' and 'Visit artscollectivebmore.org'. Includes icons for funding, equipment, workshops, venues, and hands raised in celebration.
Flyer promoting arts collectives in Baltimore, with information on community support, funding, equipment, workshops, venues, and website artscollectivebmor.org.

Social Media Posts

Client
CDB Scholarship

Year
05/2023

A woman with red curly hair and glasses sitting on a park bench, wearing a yellow jacket and orange skirt, surrounded by a graphic design with text about her as a social media content creator.
A testimonial quote about Khadijah creating a tool for helping parents and students find scholarships, attributed to Lavon M., on a beige and pale blue background with the word 'Testimonial' written at the top.
Graphic titled '3 Keys to Productivity During Scholarship Season' with three sections: 1) Do your homework! Research scholarships to have the best understanding; 2) Get the more difficult tasks out of the way first. Don't put too many items on your t
Graphic promoting the three keys to productivity during scholarship season, featuring a scholarship planner book, a checklist, and a calendar. Text encourages following @cdbscholarship for tips and info.
A digital graphic with a dark green background and abstract shapes, featuring the CDB Scholarship logo, an icon of a graduation cap, and text about providing financial support to African-Americans for higher education.
A woman in a graduation cap and gown smiling for a photo on a tablet screen. To the right, text provides eligibility criteria for a scholarship, including residency, descent, academic achievement, and college enrollment requirements. The background i
Black and white poster announcing the 'Dark Beauty Exhibition' at 225 Holliday Street, open from 10 AM to 4 PM on Sunday, August 13th, with free admission.

Exhibition Marketing and Materials

Postcards, Save-The-Dates, and all your press needs for sharing with your audience.

Client
Dark Beauty Docu-Series and Exhibition

Year
08/2023

Black and white photograph of an elderly woman with gray curly hair, resting her face on her hand, smiling gently, sitting in a room with artwork and furniture. Overlaid text promotes an art exhibition titled "Dark Beauty" featuring the work of Daisy Brown, at The Peale, 225 Holliday St, from August 13 to 27.
A digital graphic with two QR codes and text. The top QR code is purple with a yellow label below it that says 'Follow on IG.' The bottom QR code is black and white. To the right, there are instructions and information about following Rosaland Robinson's journey as a Dark Beauty, staying updated through Instagram '@thebrowngirlproductions,' and visiting daisybphotography.com.
Icon of two neighbors talking in front of houses with a fence, in orange color, with the quote "I Am Your Neighbor" and the words "History. Community. Preservation." underneath.

Walking Tour Brochure

Map of Poppleton neighborhood with historical site descriptions and addresses, including St. Luke's Youth Center, Poppeton Firehouse, United Way at Excel Academy, Poppleton Recreation Center, Allen Ame Church, and Sarah Ann Local Historical District.
Map of Poppleton, Maryland, showing streets and numbered locations, with a QR code and informational text about a virtual walking tour by UMBC and Public Humanities.