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About Me
- Melissa
- Melissa is a multidisciplinary artist and designer from Detroit, currently based in Brooklyn, NY. She has worked in various marketing/advertising firms as a graphic designer, motion graphics animator, and video editor. Her work includes marketing and sales materials that cater to high-end clients including American Express, Lexus, Bombay, and Starwood Hotels & Resorts. She has also edited short-form content from AMC, Fashion TV, and Luxury Explorer. Melissa’s recent achievements include producing a promo for RoomServiceTickets.com, animating a billboard for Orbitz, and customizing a promo for AMC’s hit show Rubicon. Her pieces have aired on major cable networks in upscale hotel rooms, sales conferences, events, and tradeshows across the U.S. Prior to entering the work force, Melissa was involved in painting, dance, piano, and theater. She pursued her artistic goals throughout college and holds a bachelor’s degree in Studio Art/Graphic Design from Michigan State University and a Master of Fine Arts in Design & Technology from Parsons The New School for Design. Her academic experience has provided her with a solid foundation in design process, research, critique, and art history.
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- Motion Graphics: MTV commercial
- Colab: Aqueous Medium: Save the turtle campaign
- Motion Graphics 1: Project 1
- Intro to Broadcasting: Show package redesign logos
- Storyboards for Type in Motion
- C & C Lecture: Podcast #1
- Major Studio Interface: Design for the Other 90% p...
- Major Studio Interface: Design for the Other 90% P...
- Major Studio Interface: Design for the Other 90% E...
- Major Studio Interface: Prototype of Mirror Interface
- User Scenario Presentation
- Major Studio Interface: User Scenarios for Mirror ...
- Major Studio Interface: Design Brief
- Major Studio Interface: Product Redesign
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- Major Studio Interface: Product Redesign
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1 comment:
Great Work. And I really mean it.
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