Design
Design, at its best, is invisible. It just makes the reader’s eye go where it should.
Layout discipline built across magazines: pages that hold together across a whole issue and survive being shrunk to a thumbnail or blown up to a two-page spread. The same system thinking runs through social flyers, collages and the web.
- i-candy zine · ProComm · Tusk
- Digital
- Social media flyers · Collages · Web design
- Tools
- Adobe Creative Suite · Canva · Procreate
i-candy zine, Issue 01: Coffee Ice Cream
Coffee Ice Cream Playlist · Sweet Growing Pains
ProComm Magazine, Spring 2026
The covers, laid flat
i-candy zine · May 2026 – Present
Layout design for an indie mag dedicated to producing and platforming creative work that is just as substantive as it is sweet.
ProComm Magazine · Jan 2026 – May 2026
Led the editorial and creative development of the College of Communications’ magazine, from concept through publication and a 2,000-copy print run.
A website is the one room every client walks into first. It should feel like the rest of the house.
Sites designed and built to carry a brand’s voice across every screen: typography, color and motion held to one system, with the work always in front.
This house · GF Creative House, 2026
Designed and built from the ground up as the studio’s front door.
Eleven rooms, one design system: the four brand colors in rotation, the brand typefaces, magazine spreads that read like print, Instagram posts that play like the app and a library of every piece of writing.
Earlier build · College portfolio
Where the site started: a portfolio from the college years.
Built on Canva Sites, it led with the same range of work: photojournalism, storytelling, creative direction, event coordination, video and set design.
● The front door is open · pricing on request
Need a site, a layout or a system?
Tell me what the site needs to do and who it’s for, and I’ll scope it and send pricing.
Flyers and event graphics for social: meetings, service days, speakers, drives, fundraisers and celebrations as Rotaract CSUF’s Communications Director, and the launch, feature and Comm Week flyers for ProComm Magazine.
Behind the scenes as Communications Director: building photo collages and captions that capture the moments showing who the club is.
The 2026 Tuffy Awards
“Being part of the 2026 Tuffy Awards was a chance to slow down and appreciate what this role has given me. As Communications Director, I spend most of my time behind the scenes writing captions, building photo collages and trying to capture the moments that show who we are as a club. Bringing storytelling and journalism into every little caption and every little photo collage is my way of making that impact personal.
What I’m most grateful for is the work that fills those stories. Like our time with @radiant_futures, supporting their events and learning from the strength of the community they serve. Our work with @pathwaysofhopeoc, showing up for families who need it most. The service days, the small wins, the people who make this club feel steady and genuine. Getting to document that has been one of the most meaningful parts of my time here.
Being nominated for Member of the Year and for Best Social Media Presence in this year’s Tuffy Awards wasn’t about recognition. It was simply a reminder of how much I’ve grown through this role and how grateful I am for the opportunities we’ve had to build others up, create and to tell a story that actually matters.”
-Gregory Ferraro
Service day at the Fullerton Arboretum
@rotaractcsuf partnered with @pact.csuf for a hands‑on service day at the @arboretumatcsuf! Together, we spent the morning learning from staff and supporting the spaces that keep our campus ecosystem thriving!
Our teams cleared invasive weeds, explored the biome and gained a deeper understanding of how small actions protect the Arboretum’s environment.
The staff’s guidance made the experience both educational and rewarding.