Grad Cap

My grad cap started as a little paper-and-pencil spell: a way to make graduation feel like a crafted object instead of a store-bought decoration. I sketched the composition first, then moved between Canva and Figma to tune the parchment-style lettering, the QR placement, and the balance between Ravenclaw mischief and UA Little Rock pride.

The final version came back into the physical world with hand-colored details, Trojan stickers, glitter, a broom, and a QR code that opens my LinkedIn. It became part costume, part invitation, part tiny interactive portfolio: something people could read from far away, inspect up close, and scan if they wanted to stay connected.