Emma Fleming

A series of posters designed for the RIT History Club that I founded in 2015. I wanted to create a series of posters that would catch people's eyes among the hundreds of posters on the walls of the student union at RIT. I chose bold, modern text and portraits full of color and mystery of lesser known historical figures. They are meant to intrigue the viewer and leave them wanting to know more about the subjects. 

This piece uses letterforms to create a dynamic image of a rhythmic gymnast. I combined organic forms to express her body and leotard and imply her graceful movement.

This currency design incorporates paintings of the American Revolution by Don Troiani to embody what the United States stands for. The images include the battles of Lexington & Concord and Princeton and the winter at Valley Forge, arguably three of the most crucial points of the war. The modern text is juxtaposed with the historic images to communicate that the history of the American Revolution is still relevant to the United States Today. I incorporate my passion for history in my work whenever I can.

This infographic was designed with the data from the Gallup World Poll Report, Most NATO Members in Eastern Europe See It as Protection (February 10, 2017), by Michael Smith. While the article presents poll data that address a number of different questions, I focused on just one element of the article, summarizing it into a simpler and more accessible format.

This infographic was created based on data originally published in the Gallup.com article, Hawaii Leads US States in Well-Being for Record Sixth Time (February 1, 2017), by Dan Witters. After reading and analyzing the article, I took the data that I found most important and represented it visually (instead of the tabular presentation in the article) to make it easier for the reader to understand and digest. 

These are spreads I designed for the Rochester Institute of Technology's Reporter magazine from 2014-2016. My goal was to create dynamic designs that were different from what had been done in the past at Reporter.

This logo was designed for the internship program at The Gallup Organization. 

This poster series was designed for Princeton University's "Speakout" campaign against sexual assault.