Sofia Garcia — Mexican-American graphic designer. My focus revolves around illustration, animation, and being a perpetual over-thinker.
Showcasing 13 Projects
The story unfolds as a mystery unexpectedly spawns from the notes of a failed jazz tune.
As a student packaging project, I designed a collaboration between Sprite and Doja that aligns perfectly with Sprite’s history and ethos—bringing cutting-edge style and sound
To fund our senior show, the senior class was assigned to create and develop a student-run poster show. My concept, Fine Print, won first place. This victory led to me becoming the brand lead and art director for the 2021 Fine Print Poster Show!
Thinking outside the box, I designed, and 3D modeled a collaboration between the Nintendo Switch videogame console and the Miu Miu fashion spring collection 2022.
I created a new package, that balances style and flair while remaining user friendly.
Perspicuous was tasked with designing Thermomix’s 2024 ROAR conference in Orlando! Every year, I was tasked with designing and producing the overall look and feel of the conference, which encompassed digital, print, and social
media materials on-site.
My design highlights the five key elements of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) through the exciting lens of racecar driving, making it engaging for elementary school children.
At Perspicuous, I collaborated with the National Junior Tennis Leadership Conference to create an engaging style guide for their first in-person event since the pandemic, aimed at exciting junior tennis players and coaches.
Every year I continue the tradition of illustrating frog Valentine’s Day cards. Life can’t get any better than this.
I collaborated with the team at participate to animate a series, outlining how they help their clients achieve their ultimate potential.
Innovation Space is a collaborative area on the main campus of ASU. Featuring an exhibit where children can sculpt aliens out of clay and use VR to place their creations against a Mars backdrop.
In honor of my family. I wanted to make a piece that would hold the test of time for everyone to reflect on the fundamentals of my grandfather and his legacy.
Looks like juice, but definitely not juice. I grew up with Fabuloso in my house, so it was a no-brainer for me to attempt a redesign.
Logo for an aquatic aquarium museum concept with a focus on otters preservation.