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Emma Breer

Emma Breer

A creative devoted to writing and digital media.

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Cover image for This graphic promotes the progress
This graphic promotes the progress that has been made for my current writing project, Saylor, as it continues to progress. Throughout the project, there has been a theme of bright colors, which most of the graphics and the text try to encapsulate. The only exception to this is the small graphic in the bottom right-hand corner because of the content of the story. With the topic of suspects and mystery, leaving the individual hushing in black gives the perception of an individual hiding or keeping secrets.
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Cover image for For Breast Cancer Awareness Month,
For Breast Cancer Awareness Month, I had created an image for social media to pay tribute to those we've lost, those who have survived, and those still fighting. In this graphic, I chose to find a quote from a Breast Cancer Survivor. This felt like it could relate to audiences before they knew the author of the quote considering the message is something applicable to anyone in everyday struggles. The image also engages with pink, including the ribbon in the bottom corner, since this is the color that represents Breast Cancer.
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Video made to celebrate Punctuation Day (9/24). The graphics and the movement throughout the video make an effort to draw the viewer's eyes to the diffeerent types of punctuation as well as the purpose of the video with "Happy Punctuation Day!". The order in which they appeared also had intention behind them. The first punctuation graphics to appear were just ordinary, written punctuation marks. However, after the text appeared, the punctuation marks with the smiley faces played towards the energy this day is supposed to have, positivity.
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Cover image for This graphic was posted on
This graphic was posted on my Instagram and LinkedIn to promote the completion of my second draft for my current writing project, Saylor. The theme of bright colors continues to be a factor here along with the scrapbook letter elements. The image at the bottom also plays with the topic of the story which is a mystery.
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