ALYSSA TOHYAMA
is an visual communications designer with a background in brand identity, architecture, and digital media.
BRAND IDENTITY Fall Event Series
RUMBLE 2024
RUMBLE 2023
AUD60Future ForensicsConcert Posters
Lecture Posters
ARCHITECTURE
Biowaste as Architecture
Clippers Intuit Dome The Urban Institute
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Fall Event Series
GRAPHIC DESIGN, BRAND IDENTITYA set of posters designed for UCLA AUD’s Event Series, featuring 15 unique “buildings” inspired by the most notable projects by each lecturer.
RUMBLE 2024BRAND IDENTITY, PRINT DESIGN
Branding development and print design for RUMBLE 2024, UCLA Architecture + Urban Design’s annual year-end exhibition. RUMBLE 2023BRAND IDENTITY, DIGITAL MARKETING
Branding development and social media assets for RUMBLE 2023, UCLA Architecture + Urban Design’s annual year-end exhibition.AUD60
GRAPHIC DESIGN, BRAND IDENTITYBridging past and present through archival imagery and layered motifs for AUD’s 60th anniversary.
Future Forensics
CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT, WEBSITE DESIGNWhat does the end of the world smell like?
A speculative fiction project that explores the end of humankind through eight atmospheric fragrances.
Concert Posters
GRAPHIC DESIGN, DIGITAL MARKETINGPoster designs created for Superb Productions, with different formatting for advertising on Instagram, Facebook, and physical flyers.
Lecture Posters
GRAPHIC DESIGN, DIGITAL MARKETINGPoster designs created for Superb Productions, with different formatting for advertising on Instagram, Facebook, and physical flyers.
Biowaste As ArchitectureARCHITECTURE, MATERIAL DEVELOPMENT
Creating biodegradable alternatives for common building materials in pursuit of a circular building economy. Clippers Intuit DomeARCHITECTURE, 3D RENDERING, GRAPHIC DESIGN
Renderings and murals created for the Intuit Dome, home of the LA Clippers, in Inglewood, California.The Urban InstituteARCHITECTURE, 3D RENDERING
The Urban Institute is an adaptive building that utilizes a bimetal facade system to allow it to transform depending on climactic conditions and intended use.BACK TO TOP