Nicole Garcia

Book project translating radio episode 'Before It Had A Name' from This American Life, into reading experience. Using typography and the grid, the book's attempt is to represent pauses, voice tone and changes in characters in the way the episode was recorded.

'L'autre bout du monde'  was released in 2006 by french artist Emily Loizeau. exploring themes of fantasy, death, childhood and love. An album cover was designed using personal photography that explored  the reverie feel of the lyrics, as well as its somber melancholic tone.

Name meaning 'of paper' Is a jewelry brand that focuses on creating sustainable pieces through the use of recycled materials. Every piece incorporates paper to create bold and unique earrings, rings, necklaces and bracelets. The Logo evolved from the way the paper is cut to create each bead. We expanded into a catalog, packaging and storefront to create an identity for aupapier. 

Based on a concept startup intended to donate half of their profit to a good cause; A trustmark was designed to express half-profit, half-giving. This element works as a certification seal on various products and represents companies dedicated to donating half of their profits to various causes.

M&M's redesign. Using as a concept the literal sound when these three words are pronounced 'emenems' came about. The intention was to create a colorful pocket size treat, using color coded boxes for each different color chocolates.

Survey design based on statistics gathered from non-profit organizations in 2012. Info-graphics were designed and stylized to present the information from Recruiters and Jobseekers within the industry.

Free lancing internship, work for BBMG. 

The objective of the Panera Bread project was to create a platform to demonstrate the involvement of Panera in ending hunger in the world. Rise Against Hunger was our approach, designed to incentivize people to buy Panera Bread products, knowing that their contribution will be donated to food pantries and feeding programs throughout the United States.

Type design made using a magnetic sculpture. The objective of this project was to choose a desired material to create an alphabet. The material used transformed each letter into a sculpture, with depth and texture forming intricate shapes.