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So this is what killed me in the past few weeks, and it’s all finally over!My SVA Sophomore PortfolioThe photo above is my actual book that I printed and bounded myself (which seemed way harder than actually making the interior). The cover is made of wood with a grid of holes drilled through it. Click the photo and feel free to flip through the book! Just wanted to share with you guys what I’ve been working on this year. Pretty proud of it!Miguel

So this is what killed me in the past few weeks, and it’s all finally over!

My SVA Sophomore Portfolio
The photo above is my actual book that I printed and bounded myself (which seemed way harder than actually making the interior). The cover is made of wood with a grid of holes drilled through it. Click the photo and feel free to flip through the book! Just wanted to share with you guys what I’ve been working on this year. Pretty proud of it!

Miguel

So this is different.Not too sure if I’ve mentioned this on the blog before, but here’s a fact: I originally planned to go to culinary school when I was in grade school, and I was so set on becoming a chef, until I found Photoshop. haha!BUT, I still have a special place in my heart for cooking. It’s relaxing to take a break from design every once in awhile to do another kind of creative process.This is a: Port wine & olive rigatoni with ricotta & parmesan So this is different.Not too sure if I’ve mentioned this on the blog before, but here’s a fact: I originally planned to go to culinary school when I was in grade school, and I was so set on becoming a chef, until I found Photoshop. haha!BUT, I still have a special place in my heart for cooking. It’s relaxing to take a break from design every once in awhile to do another kind of creative process.This is a: Port wine & olive rigatoni with ricotta & parmesan

    So this is different.

    Not too sure if I’ve mentioned this on the blog before, but here’s a fact: I originally planned to go to culinary school when I was in grade school, and I was so set on becoming a chef, until I found Photoshop. haha!

    BUT, I still have a special place in my heart for cooking. It’s relaxing to take a break from design every once in awhile to do another kind of creative process.

    This is a: Port wine & olive rigatoni with ricotta & parmesan