WORK
FLUX
SERVICES
JAN 2026 — MAY 2026
DESIGN | PRINT | FABRICATION | TRADE SHOW
Project Overview
FLUX is a capstone publication and showcase that addresses personal identity questions such as “Who am I?”, “Who do I want to be?”, as well as “What do I want to say and how do I want to say it?”.
In addition to developing a consistent visual identity for a 100+ page trade paperback book, I was tasked with creating a 3D exhibit containing one main 3D component and other supporting components echoing the book’s decided theme.
My project is an original photo anthology that captures the innate beauty behind moments of flux, something that young people typically miss out on when they are so overwhelmed with navigating the nuances of modern life. Through this, I assert that although people are programmed to focus on their everyday experiences, it is equally as important to focus on the moments that solely exist to take us between them.
Why
FLUX?
This project is essentially a expanded edition of my project Perspective which explores the complex ways that differing perspectives can influence human behavior. Flux takes this concept and applies it in a more literal sense to visuals depicting my own personal perspective during my the end of my collegiate career coinciding with the the production of this book. At this time, I was encouraged to reflect on my college experience in its entirety and this project served to visually capture memories of this period.
Key Messaging
Growth is never a straight line, rather many twists and turns
Hindsight is 20/20 but our current perception is fallible
Life's best moments occur when we "stop to smell the roses"
Placebo Blue
HEX: #EBF2FB
RGB: (235, 242, 251)
CMYK: (6, 2, 0, 0)
Acid Lime
HEX: #BDD730
RGB: (189, 215, 48)
CMYK: (31, 0, 100, 0)
French Rose
HEX: #EF5287
RGB: (239, 83, 135)
CMYK: (0, 82, 19, 0)
Prophet Violet
HEX: #695CA8
RGB: (105, 93, 168)
CMYK: (68, 72, 0, 0)
Spacescape
HEX: #1E1D57
RGB: (30, 29, 87)
CMYK: (100, 100, 35, 29)
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Exhibit Setup
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FLUX Books
WHAT: Print design
HOW: Professionally printed through Blurb
WHY: Central component & basis for exhibition
Window Blinds
WHAT: 4D design
HOW: Hand-painted, wrapped, and suspended
WHY: Main component & 3D version of a book spread
Display Pedestal
WHAT: 3D design
HOW: Taped, wrapped & glued
WHY: Interactive & reflects the book's key messaging
Contact Poster
WHAT: Print design
HOW: Printed using a Canon Inkjet printer & mounted
WHY: Call-to-action & contact information
Vinyl Title
WHAT: Digital fabrication
HOW: Cut using TITAN vinyl cutter & mounted
WHY: Supports Wayfinding & project context
Aside from two printed copies of the final book, my display included printed photos used within the book’s layout, a pedestal where visitors could write messages for others to see, a usable window blind taken from one of the book’s spreads, and wearable goggles mimicking photo editing effects from the book. All components and visuals were selected and edited to echo the sensation of flux and how I mentally visualize such a dizzying experience.
Final Thoughts
Credits: Adam Hawk (Supervising Professor) & Wes Larsen (Supervising Professor)
