In an effort to highlight AAPI members in 4-H, I interviewed and photographed selected members to share their inspiring accomplishments, bright personalities, and to speak on what their unique culture means to them. I thought it was important to bring props and attire that showed off who they were, in an effort to represent all the different versions of themselves.

I also worked with a copy writer to shorten these hour long interviews into conscience blurbs while sticking to points I believed were important to keep.

These graphics were created as informative entertainment for 4-H's large audience interested in agriculture. I used fast food menu layouts as a visual motif rather then traditional infographic charts to boost engagement and rememberability. Also, I worked with a copy writer and did research to tell the story of how valuable the local farmers of 4-H are.

While 4-H lacks a physical art museum, I employed the AI program Stable Diffusion in tandem with Photoshop to create a vibrant, retro-brutalist style museum adorned with 4-H brand elements and themes.

This virtual space served as a platform to showcase artwork made by 4-H members and to spotlight noteworthy yet overlooked collaborations from their history in a month-long social media series.