Graphic designer, illustrator, and always happy to take on a challenge.
Her work captures contemporary social issues via camp - horror, history, fashion, and spirituality.
Sophia’s body of work is strategic, detail-oriented and multi-faceted. She is proficient in book covers, illustration, and amateur astrology.
Sophia graduated from Rutgers - Newark, majoring in Graphic Design and minoring in Art History.
She currently lives in New Jersey with her cats, Athena and Freya. When she’s not creating something, you can find her
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US CURRENCY
A reinterpretation of the United States’ $1, $20, and $50 notes through a more inclusive and feminist lens. Emphasizing the fact the US is a melting pot of different cultures, three different women that amplify this message are on the front of the bills: Annie Moore, Sandra Cisneros, and Patsy Mink.
The upper right of each bill has braille indicating its value for accessibility. Each bill is also a slightly different size for further accessibility; the $1 is the smallest at 2.41 x 5.74 in., the $20 is 2.51 x 5.94 in., and the $50 is 2.61 x 6.14 in. The color palette chosen is purposefully bright and playful to contrast the current US bills.
A reinterpretation of the United States’ $1, $20, and $50 notes through a more inclusive and feminist lens. Emphasizing the fact the US is a melting pot of different cultures, three different women that amplify this message are on the front of the bills: Annie Moore, Sandra Cisneros, and Patsy Mink.
The upper right of each bill has braille indicating its value for accessibility. Each bill is also a slightly different size for further accessibility; the $1 is the smallest at 2.41 x 5.74 in., the $20 is 2.51 x 5.94 in., and the $50 is 2.61 x 6.14 in. The color palette chosen is purposefully bright and playful to contrast the current US bills.
2020
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