Jenessa Kaumans
Design Portfolio
Fight Poop With Poop Ad!
This ad insert was designed for Ace Hardware's internal store magazine to promote the launch of the Poo Emoji Plunger. The goal was to inform retailers about this fun, novelty item. The project was created using a combination of Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop to achieve a playful and engaging design that aligns with the brand's style.
Spirit of Hope Gala
The fundraiser featured an elegant circus theme, for which I designed and produced a cohesive set of materials, including invitations, tickets, RSVPs, posters, banners, a photo backdrop, table numbers, auction paddles, and thank you cards. Throughout the project, I collaborated closely with printers and the clinic to ensure high-quality outcomes. All designs were crafted using Adobe Illustrator, blending creativity with attention to detail to capture the event’s sophisticated theme.
SpongeBob Labels and Display
I was part of the product design process from start to finish for Squatty Potty's limited-edition SpongeBob-themed toilet stool. This included everything from initial concept design to packaging, in-store displays, and the product launch. I collaborated closely with Nickelodeon representatives to ensure brand alignment while incorporating Squatty Potty’s branding. The designs were created using Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator.
Costco Pallet Skirt
I designed this artwork specifically for Costco with the goal of creating a fresh, minimalist look that stood out from previous years while clearly conveying the product’s purpose. Throughout the design process, I collaborated with Costco representatives to ensure their vision and requirements were met. The designs were crafted using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop, balancing simplicity with effective product communication.
Cole West Parade of Homes
Cole West Homes enlisted me to contribute design work for their upcoming Parade of Homes event. I created a vector illustration of their featured home, along with the event logo, t-shirts, stickers, a coloring page, and a community guidebook. The designs were developed using Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign, ensuring a cohesive and engaging visual experience across all materials.
Lume Amazon A+ Pages
For this freelance project with Lume Deodorant, I designed their Amazon A+ page to showcase their main products. The project involved thorough research to understand the brand and target audience, followed by the creation of detailed mockups to present to the client. My goal was to enhance product visibility and drive customer engagement.
Emma's Monopoly
This personal project involved creating a custom Monopoly game for my 16-year-old niece. I designed every element, then printed and assembled the game at a local makerspace. The entire project was crafted using Adobe Illustrator and InDesign, resulting in a personalized and unique gift.
Marketing Banner
During my time at SUCCESS Academy, I spearheaded the school's rebranding initiative, contributing to the development of a comprehensive brand guide and updating various materials. I designed a new promotional banner for recruitment events, utilizing Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign to create a visually appealing and cohesive representation of the school.
20 Foot Trade Show Booth
For two consecutive years, I served as the lead designer and team leader for Squatty Potty's 20-foot trade show booth at the International Home and Housewares Show in Chicago, the industry's premier marketplace. I developed the booth concept and worked closely with my team to bring it to life, ensuring a visually impactful and engaging presence for the brand.
Instant Wet Wipe
I designed the packaging for the rebranding of Squatty Potty's Instant Wet Wipes, focusing on creating a high-end look for the product. My role encompassed the entire release process, from initial packaging design in Adobe Illustrator to developing graphics for the accompanying commercial and marketing materials. Additionally, I created displays for local retailers to ensure a cohesive brand presentation and enhance product visibility.
MimicMe Language Learning
For my senior project, my group developed a language learning application for elementary students in Dual Immersion programs, providing a safe platform for practice. As the lead developer, I designed the game logic and wrote the code in JavaScript, jQuery, HTML, and CSS. The one-page application dynamically displays relevant information and is structured for easy expansion, currently featuring four topics with eight levels and teaching 160 words. It is actively used by teachers, and I plan to continue enhancing it with new content and features.
