Roman J.Β Rodri
Graphic Designer expertly crafting stunning visuals and bringing harmony across strategy, story, and experience. Whimsical, optimistic, professional and ambitious. 🐞

πŸ“ Los Angeles, CA
πŸ“§ romanjrodri@gmail.com
Experience πŸ§‘πŸ»β€πŸ’»
City of L.A. Dept. of Rec & Parks Designer
OCT 2024 - NOW
‍
Lily’s CafΓ© Brand Designer
‍DEC 2023 - JUNE 2024

USC Career Center Marketing Intern
AUG 2022 - MAY 2023
Skills ✨
Adobe Photoshop - Posters, Image Retouching, Mock Ups
Adobe Illustrator - Illustration, Typography, Templates
InDesign - Editorial, Zine, Presentations
Canva - Posters, Social Media, Templates
Figma - Prototyping, Presentations, Collaboration
Currently Listening To 🎢
Coca-Cola: "Joy to the World"
Brand Campaign | Creative Strategy | Package Design | Case Study | Fall 2022
With this project, I challenged myself to work within a popular existing brand and still create something true to myself and my style. I am someone who absolutely loves when companies do holiday specials, and I thought it would be perfect to do a Winter Wonderland inspired Coca-Cola campaign, similar to their Santa Claus ads each year.

I focused on packaging design, aiming to create a one-of-a-kind collectible soda cans inspired by nutcrackers, Santa's workshop, and a winter nights sky 🌌
The Beautiful Details πŸŽ…πŸ½
Overview and Contributions
For this project, I took my knowledge and skill of graphic design to create a holiday campaign for a large company, Coca-Cola. I thought this would be a great challenge because of the cultural significance of Coke products, especially during the holiday season. I asked myself the question "How do I create something compelling for a company that doesn't need help with marketing?" and through lots of brainstorming, I created this unique and classy holiday campaign while staying within brand guidelines.

Perfect for any holiday party, I designed these to be festive and fun while still speaking to the pop-cultural significance of Coca-Cola . I decided to design three cans in the same manner as original cans (red and white) with one can having a night-sky gradient. The other two are the most unique, designed to resemble nutcrackers. To top it off, I designed the 12-pack packaging that the cans would come in, being sure to display what the cans look like and any other necessary information.