Allen Bautista is a multidisciplinary designer from SoCal. His passion for design stems from its intersection of analytical problem-solving and artistic expression— design is the ultimate Venn diagram that merges his interests in the arts and all things STEM. He is passionate about exploring the nitty gritty, diving into the technical nuances of a project, and creating for the sheer joy of the process.

Jessica Bui’s expertise lies in typography, advertising, motion design, and character illustration. But above all she is a storyteller at heart. The things that make her laugh or smile play a big part in who she is as a person and designer, and her love for being able to share that same joy and humor with others through her work!

Born and raised in Northern California, Sophia Conversano is an emerging designer deeply connected to the landscapes and agricultural roots of her home. Her work draws on themes of nature and often includes a handmade touch, reflecting her appreciation for the beauty and productivity of the land. Her design approach is rooted in a combination of practicality and aesthetics.

Dani Gonzalez is a designer with Chilean roots and a deep love for the arts. Growing up with a passion for music, film, and fine art, she found graphic design to be the perfect way to bring all those influences together. Dani focuses on publication design, branding, and posters, creating bold, textured work that’s inspired by nature’s energy and colors. Her process is all about authenticity and collaboration, aiming to craft designs that are both meaningful and memorable.

Erik Gadiel Gutierrez is a Mexico City native or a “Chilango” as he was nicknamed before moving to the United States in 2012. Stemming from an enjoyment of drawing on Microsoft Paint as a child on his progenitor’s computer and venturing from photography in high school, graphic design came as a form of compiling his hobbies.

Carlee Horton is a Southern California-born designer with a passion for bringing ideas to life through thoughtful and visually compelling design. She focuses on brand identity, UX/UI, and packaging, with a dedication to creating designs that are sophisticated and unforgettable.

Odelia Hui is a graphic designer with a minor in marketing. Outside of doing her duties as a student and designer, she has a strong passion for crafting and DIY anything if it's DIY-able. Odelia likes that she’s not limited to just one choice of expertise, but rather she’s able to experience everything and let parts of her life overflow into each other.

Verscye Jackson is a deaf and hard-of-hearing graphic designer and multidisciplinary artist with a BFA in Graphic Design and a minor in Marketing. Known for his attention to detail and perfectionist approach, Verscye prides himself on being a versatile designer who adapts to a wide range of projects and creative challenges.

Mady Jimenez is a designer by day, fan-girl by night. Her initial fanaticism for music carried her into the design world and this passion continues to drive her work, often grounded in place, culture, and history. Her work values the impact of vintage revival and bridging the tactile and digital world with intention. Welcome to the Madyverse.

Mitra Katsuyoshi is a graphic designer and illustrator from Northern California. Her work draws thoughtful inspiration from mythology, history, literature, and animation, creating a unique intersection of interests that has cultivated the insatiable pursuit of shared enjoyment among her audiences. Her work invites others to celebrate their passions with enthusiasm and authenticity.

Joe Miele is a graphic designer and visual artist based in Huntington Beach, California. Growing up immersed in the city’s surf culture and the energy of urban street art, Joe developed a passion for bold, expressive design. His work reflects a seamless blend of modern graffiti influences and digital art, combining vibrant color, and dynamic typography.

Yareli Moreyra is a Mexican-Dominican graphic designer and multidisciplinary artist who thrives on creating designs that feed her inner fangirl. It’s not just about making; it’s about infusing creativity into every aspect of life and sharing that passion with others. Yareli is committed to honoring her family's heritage while pursuing success in her craft, keeping alive the passion for art and design that flows through her veins.

Tina Moridian is a multidisciplinary designer and metalwork enthusiast, born in Iran and raised in the United States. Her work is characterized by playful illustrative designs that seamlessly integrate elements of her Iranian heritage. Tina aims to transform the viewing and experience for her audience, making each interaction memorable.

Rachel Anh-tu Nguyen is your neighborhood Viet whose banana tree keeps overgrowing into your yard. What she loves about being a graphic designer is that it allows her to satisfy that creative urge while also offering something valuable and useful to the world.. Rachel loves utilitarianism, but she also loves art!

Tin Phung is a Vietnamese designer and multidisciplinary artist with a “slight” addiction to coffee. As a versatile designer, he thrives on blending various tools and approaches to craft compelling visuals that communicate effectively. While methodical design practices are essential, infusing a touch of chaos is equally important to keep the artistic spirit alive (it is ok to be different!)

Lance Randall is a branding and packaging-focused designer based in Orange County, CA. His work is fueled by matcha and life’s inquisitiveness, keeping his creativity intact for crafting each and every detail. As for what the future holds, Lance plans to go as far as he can to inspire as many people as possible and leave a meaningful impact on the world.

Arleth Rivera is a Graphic Designer based in Orange County, specializing in Branding, Illustration, and Packaging. She creates visuals that not only capture attention but also manage to encourage reflection and connection—because why not make people think? When she’s not buried in design work, you might find her on a quest for the best espresso tonic or contemplating life’s big questions.

Nicole Santamaria is a graphic designer and illustrator, specializing in off-beat, eclectic design. Inspired by local music subcultures and early internet artists. Her ultimate goal is to give a voice to communities lacking proper representation in pop-culture, whether it’s shedding light onto underground artists, or creating a brand for businesses with true purpose.

Layla Valdivia is a multi-disciplinary designer driven by a passion for collaboration and a love for the arts. With a deep-seated belief in the power of collective creativity, her mission is to contribute to building a better world alongside fellow artists across various mediums, including ––but hopefully not limited to––– film, music, fashion, and culinary arts.

Angelo Perry Vano is a graphic designer and printmaker with a background in illustration. With a love for sci-fi, cartoons, and music, Angelo Perry creates designs personal to him. As a reflection of his character, he is always exploring new things and hoping to show growth as a person and designer.

Huan Xu is a graphic designer based in Los Angeles, primarily focusing on user experience (UX/UI) design and advertising. Her creative inspiration comes from a combination of personal experiences and research references. Captivated by the storytelling power of advertising, Huan pushes to create each piece with depth and emotion.

Kellie Yada is a Japanese American designer who often works with her cultural community and tries to find ways to implement her experiences as a graphic designer into her other endeavors. Kellie’s design style is also largely inspired by Japanese aesthetics which highlight balance and harmony.

Jillian Yee is a multidisciplinary designer. UX/UI being one of her main interests, she likes solving puzzles and feels many of the challenges of UX/UI are like puzzles where you are trying to find the best solution. In her free time, she often does bookbinding, embroidery, and sometimes even a bit of sewing, because it is satisfying for her to take these different materials and turn them into something cool.