Emily La

Hometown: San Jose, California | Visit Me Here: Website | LinkedIn

About: This is Emily La, a graphic designer and illustrator based in DFW. She specializes in illustrative concepts, UX/UI design, branding, and publication. Emily has always sought new opportunities that fuel her passion for art and creativity, adding new personalities and innovative technological ideas for users. If you’re seeking a designer or illustrator to create captivating visuals and have a deep understanding of user experience, Emily is the professional designer for you. 

Fun Fact: Emily enjoys playing video games and crocheting

Fare Eats is a self-made app that was created to assist in reducing food waste within a household. It is applied to the food delivery trend and can transfer groceries and food items from restaurants and grocery stores. It is common knowledge that most food waste comes from restaurants and grocery stores since the leftover food becomes perishables when they are near expiration dates. This app can also create a community that can share leftover ingredients with their neighbors and rate them based on their experience and qualities.

Expanding the community of video gamers, Level Up Lounge is a entrepreneurial concept business that brings gamers together with various consoles and additional food/drink privileges. 

Studio Trigger has gained the reputation of being the animation studio that has grown in popularity, yet remains independent. Started by a co-creator of Neon Genesis: Evengenlion and creating many popular animated shows and movie titles such as ""Promare"", ""Kill La Kill"", and many more--Studio Trigger gathers the most talented writers and animators around the world to create the big project under the name ""Studio Trigger.""
This publication describes the beginnings of Studio Trigger,  the shows and movies they have written, produced, and animated, and the massive success they have gained in and outside of Japan and across many countries. 

Combining the styles of retro 50s and 60s and adding a modern twist of promotional materials, these posters were created for the non-profit Battleship Texas Foundation. 

Started in 2008, Sephora launched a skincare product that combines the categories of medicinal and cosmetic, naming it First Aid Beauty. With the product being dermatologist-approved and cruelty-free, First Aid Beauty created various skin care products that accommodate normal, oily, and sensitive skin. This visual branding transitions its original packaging's innocent and childlike theme into the medicinally sterile yet elegant mockup.