Embajada de España en EE.UU., Consejeria de Educacion y Ciencia
A corecentric client
A corecentric client
For approximately four years, I supported the Embassy of Spain, Education Office in Washington, DC, leading the design and visual development of key educational and promotional materials. I created Materiales Magazine, an instructional workbook used by schools nationwide to teach Spanish language and culture. The publication was developed from the ground up, beginning with the logo and masthead design and extending through the full editorial layout system. In addition, I designed posters and brochures promoting Summer Language & Culture programs at Spanish universities, along with trade show banner stands and annual calendars to elevate the visibility and outreach of the Education Office. Each piece was crafted to balance cultural authenticity, clarity, and engaging visual storytelling.
Branding and Collateral
Materiales Magazine
These are my original covers for volumes 13-15.
In subsequent volumes the cover was once again re-designed in order to maintain consistency throughout all of the Embassy’s publications.
Many of the graphics accompanying the different activities, games, etc throughout the workbook include my original illustrations.
Summer Courses Brochure/Posters
Banner Stand
A banner stand design for the Education office to use in trade shows. Multiple versions were made for all the different locations, including: New York, Miami, Los Angeles, and Canada.
Calendar
A desk calendar design for the Embassy of Spain. Spot gloss varnish was used throughout the pages to enhance certain elements.
