Graphic Design
Baseball Camp Booklet
Editorial Design & Print
Project Duration :
May 2019 → Aug 2019
Role :
Design Intern
Client :
Beijing GVTI


A participant guide designed for a baseball camp, covering everything attendees needed to know: how to sign up, the event itinerary, and key information about the camp. My first professional print design project and my first time designing entirely in Chinese.
Outputs:
Full booklet design including cover, interior layouts, and informational pages
Outcome:
Designing for print at a professional standard for the first time, working entirely in Chinese pushed me to think carefully about typography and hierarchy in a language I don't read fluently. It was a good early lesson in designing for an audience rather than for yourself.




More Projects
Graphic Design
Baseball Camp Booklet
Editorial Design & Print
Project Duration :
May 2019 → Aug 2019
Role :
Design Intern
Client :
Beijing GVTI


A participant guide designed for a baseball camp, covering everything attendees needed to know: how to sign up, the event itinerary, and key information about the camp. My first professional print design project and my first time designing entirely in Chinese.
Outputs:
Full booklet design including cover, interior layouts, and informational pages
Outcome:
Designing for print at a professional standard for the first time, working entirely in Chinese pushed me to think carefully about typography and hierarchy in a language I don't read fluently. It was a good early lesson in designing for an audience rather than for yourself.




More Projects
Graphic Design
Baseball Camp Booklet
Editorial Design & Print
Project Duration :
May 2019 → Aug 2019
Role :
Design Intern
Client :
Beijing GVTI


A participant guide designed for a baseball camp, covering everything attendees needed to know: how to sign up, the event itinerary, and key information about the camp. My first professional print design project and my first time designing entirely in Chinese.
Outputs:
Full booklet design including cover, interior layouts, and informational pages
Outcome:
Designing for print at a professional standard for the first time, working entirely in Chinese pushed me to think carefully about typography and hierarchy in a language I don't read fluently. It was a good early lesson in designing for an audience rather than for yourself.





