Roman Jย Rodri
Roman is an interdisciplinary designer and creative in Los Angeles, CA. Crafting unforgettable brands, graphics, experiences, and other creative collateral for the good people of Earth since 2020 ๐ŸŒŽ

romanjrodri@gmail.com |ย Los Angeles, CA
Experience ๐Ÿง‘๐Ÿปโ€๐Ÿ’ป
City of L.A. Dept. of Rec & Parks Designer
OCT 2024 - NOW
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Lilyโ€™s Cafรฉ Brand Designer
โ€DEC 2023 - JUNE 2024

USC Career Center Marketing Intern
AUG 2022 - MAY 2023
Skills โœจ
Adobe Photoshop - Posters, Image Retouching, Mock Ups
Adobe Illustrator - Illustration, Typography, Templates
InDesign - Editorial, Zine, Presentations
Canva - Posters, Social Media, Templates
Figma - Prototyping, Presentations, Collaboration
Currently Listening To ๐ŸŽถ
Coca-Cola:
"Joy to the World"
Brand Campaign | Creative Strategy | Package Design | Case Study | Fall 2022
With this project, I challenged myself to work within a popular existing brand and still create something true to myself and my style. I am someone who absolutely loves when companies do holiday specials, and I thought it would be perfect to do a Winter Wonderland inspired Coca-Cola campaign, similar to their Santa Claus ads each year.

I focused on packaging design, aiming to create a one-of-a-kind collectible soda cans inspired by nutcrackers, Santa's workshop, and a winter nights sky ๐ŸŒŒ
The Beautiful Details ๐ŸŽ…๐Ÿฝ
Overview and Contributions
For this project, I took my knowledge and skill of graphic design to create a holiday campaign for a large company, Coca-Cola. I thought this would be a great challenge because of the cultural significance of Coke products, especially during the holiday season. I asked myself the question "How do I create something compelling for a company that doesn't need help with marketing?" and through lots of brainstorming, I created this unique and classy holiday campaign while staying within brand guidelines.

Perfect for any holiday party, I designed these to be festive and fun while still speaking to the pop-cultural significance of Coca-Cola . I decided to design three cans in the same manner as original cans (red and white) with one can having a night-sky gradient. The other two are the most unique, designed to resemble nutcrackers. To top it off, I designed the 12-pack packaging that the cans would come in, being sure to display what the cans look like and any other necessary information.