Hali Diaz

Sealed Air was looking to promote their line of customizable bubble mailers to small businesses. I volunteered, along with several other designers, to create a design for a fake company. The fake company I received was Fabulous Co.; a makeup company. I used colors and textures for a beautiful, more subtle hint to makeup.

Members of IT were completing a large migration project. I was asked to come up with a design encompassing the work that would be printed on a t-shirt. The work was global, across many Sealed Air locations, so I incorporated the continents that participated and layered them in gears, to connect to the work, cooperation and technical aspects of the project.

The IT Department, which was called Information Services at the time, requested a logo to brand YETI mugs as a thank you to every employee that contributed to a large project. I used the word ‘beacon’ as inspiration for the lighthouse design and the technical aspect of ‘IS’ for the motherboard flourishes within the lighthouse.

The security team was preparing to do an internal audit of employees’ work stations. Their goal was to walk around and look for employees that were not following appropriate security protocol when they left their desks, such as unlocked desktops. I created cards, that if they found an offender, they would highlight what the offense was and leave it on the employee’s desk.

Our IT department was preparing for an Innovation Fair and wanted help promoting the event.

Disc Golf Club logo and event stickers

Two invites designed for a winter baby shower