Favorite Typeface: Neue Haas Grotesk Display Pro
Favorite Software: Illustrator
Dream Job: Creative Director
Brit Maldonado is a Graphic Designer who is based in Pennsylvania. She will be graduating with a BSD in Graphic Design, May 2026. While studying design she has worked full time as a barista trainer at Starbucks. She has also completed some freelance work designing logos for 2 clients. Prior to attending ASU she had a passion for fine arts which allowed her to develop skills in painting, drawing, and 2-dimensional thinking. She has established strong foundational skills in typography, visual storytelling, and design precision. Brit uses design as a bridge between message and emotion. In her spare time, she focuses on personal growth and helping other women to do the same. She spends a lot of time listening to music, going to antique stores, and thrifting.
View portfolio here.
LGBTQ+ Youth Rights
Blocked: The Reality of Our LGBTQ+ Youth
Children are losing the safety to be their authentic selves. Everyone deserves the choice and right to live authentically, without fear of discrimination, violence, or exclusion. LGBTQ+ youth are being denied inclusivity. This denial puts them at greater risk for depression, anxiety, and suicide. There are several states whose policies restrict and or criminalize the rights of our children. To draw attention to this issue, communications need to be designed that influence LGBTQ+ youth, their families, educators, and local policymakers. It is these groups whose attitudes directly impact the safety and rights of our children. By establishing a voice, we can raise awareness regarding the lack of inclusivity among LGBTQ+ youth.
View senior book here.