So, here's so of my Graphic Design work, ranging from simple logos to complete ARG recreations of irl things.

I usually like focusing on some quirky, not-so-niche, art styles and design styles. My favorite ones are: Y2K, Fruitger Aero, Grunge, Skeumorphism, Minimalism (but on UI elements and SOME logos) and Maximalism.
One of my specialties is recreating stuff, yep, you heard it. An old logo that's at 50px? I can bring it back to a glorious 1000px. A 50s poster that needs a recreation for a story? I can do that too.

WHAT I DID
 RESULT
Ever wondered what if a random internet radio station had a parody logo? And said parody logo was no more than another that Fallout: New Vegas?
Well, this happened once, when RadiOso Podcast was making an episode about Atompunk. I decided to make a joke-parody logo about it... And well, it ended being more than that!
I really got into recreating the fine details from the New Vegas logo, such as the neon-red bulbs, the rust, the 3D feeling from it... Everything!
One of my simpler logos, yet, the very first one.
When I was making Lucid Creations, I was choosing between having a very long logo or one of those that looks from Canva itself.
I wanted something simple yet recognizable, so I came with an idea after I was playing around with fonts over Illustrator.
Cinerama. Cinerama was the font that gave me the idea. A cube, or well, a squished cube. Of course, Cinerama doesn't autocompletes the gap between the letters, but I just did it as soon I converted the font into a vectorized object.
Another simple logo, yet again from Fallout. This time, from my personal project: Fallout: Mexico (or stylized to FOMX).
FOMX's logo is actually an almost no brainer one because it utilizes the Overseer font, which is just the Fallout font. The amazing part from it comes with the "Mexico" text part, which is made by customizing the Mexcellent font.
And you'll wonder "why?" Well, the Mexico Olympics of 1968 uses this very similar (yet not the same, Mexico68 is still somewhere on Mexico's Gov. archive) font. Which my own Fallout Project bases its visual identity. Anyways, I re-fixed the font to look similar (almost the same) as it did back in 1968.
One of my favorite pastimes is recreating or creating stuff for ARG use (or just a more detailed way to view an idea).
I'm very proud about many of those works, ranging from simple posters, postcards, polaroid photos to full-on newspapers, websites (just a picture, of course) and other.
Here, is one of my favorites, a newspaper from the Oppression Universe. It's about Zena-Corp, back in the 60s. This adds a layer of both lore and "ARGy" elements to it.
Of course, the image present on this website is the newspaper folded (coming from a mockup), clicking on it will open the ACTUAL newspaper. You can appreciate the ink-texture, the paper-texture and more.