
Laws of Our Past
Laws of Our Past creates digital illustrations and graphic designs that translate constitutional rights, legal precedents, and civic procedures into clear typographic compositions. Across warm beige fields, bold black lettering, restrained icons, and carefully structured text blocks, cases such as Miranda v. Arizona and Terry v. Ohio take on the authority of classroom posters. The portfolio offers an accessible, sober visual guide to privacy, detention, interrogation, and the boundaries of law, making complex protections feel immediate and legible.
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Rights Framed in Ink
Digital illustration · Graphic Design

The Lawgiver’s Stone
Digital graphic design · Educational Graphic Design

Law Above the Crown
Digital illustration · Digital Graphic Design

Scales, Statutes, and Precedent
Digital illustration · Informational Design

The Standard of Suspicion
Digital illustration · Minimalist Graphic Design

Evidence and Inquiry
Digital illustration · Digital Art

Boundaries of Detention
Digital graphic design · Minimalism

A Civic Guide to Rights
Digital illustration · Graphic Design

The Right to Remain Silent
Digital illustration · Graphic Design

The Order of Laws
Digital illustration · Graphic Design

The Rule of Exclusion
Digital illustration · Digital Art

The Exclusionary Rule
Digital presentation slide · Informational Graphic Design

Authority in Plain Language
Digital illustration · Infographic Design

Four Elements of Arrest
Digital graphic design · Information Design

Stop and Frisk Explained
Digital typography · Digital Graphic Design

Rights Before Interrogation
Digital illustration · Graphic Design

Reasonable Suspicion
Digital illustration · Minimalism

The Meaning of Suspicion
Digital illustration · Digital Art

The Right to Privacy
Digital illustration · Contemporary Graphic Design
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