PORTFOLIO

"PORTFOLIO"

This is the final project for my FMX 210 spring 2019 course. It's been an amazing semester, and I learned quite a bit. We covered my material that I would have ever though possible in one semester. This portfolio was made in Adobe In Design, and captures each of the projects that I completed in the FMX 210 class this semester.














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