Exhibit Banners Walkthrough at Museo 956, the first RGV Civil Rights Museum.
Created in collaboration with Dra. Stephanie Alvarez using multiple Adobe software programs.

Borderlands booklet project based around Rio Grande Valley taquerias and culture, done in the style of a zine using Adobe Indesign and Photoshop.

Game Design prototype done with a group of 4 other individuals. Personal contributions include leading the team and distributing tasks, asset creation, and UI/UX creation.

2D Animation Flour Sack emotions exercise done using Adobe Animate.

Hello! My name is Luz! I'm a nonbinary & queer Latine born and raised in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas. After getting my first Bachelor's degree in Biology and going through the motions of life, I decided to embrace my passion and pursue a second Bachelor's degree at UTRGV, this time in Graphic Design which I completed in Fall 2024.I bring insight, imagination, leadership, and determination with me in all that I do. I fully embrace the chance to try new things and push myself outside of my comfort zone. I am always open for collaboration and talking things through in order to achieve a design that works best for everyone.I work as a freelancer on the side with various content creators to bring in people to their channels, as well as with local grassroots organizations. One of my major contributions includes creating a series of RGV history exhibit panels that are featured in Museo 956, the first RGV Civil Rights Museum. Together with the Save The San Juan Hotel Collective, I help develop ideas and graphics for marketing and expansion.Some of my favorite things include video games, cartoons, anime, sunsets, and cats! I am also deeply invested in LGBTQIA+ issues as well as other social justice related issues. I try to bring pieces of my passions into everything I do and hope to continue being able to do so!