Design - Caitlin Condelli

Music Posters: 2024

I designed these music posters on Canva for a show I was doing at a local coffee shop for me and my friends. My previous experience in design lead me in the right direction as I expanded on my creative freedom in these designs.

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Indiana University: 2022

At Indiana University, my design skills in Adobe InDesign were pushed and elevated like never before when I took on the ambitious challenge of creating an entire magazine by myself. From conceptualizing the theme and layout to writing, editing, and designing every page, I was fully immersed in the creative and technical process. This experience demanded a deep understanding of visual hierarchy, typography, and cohesive storytelling—all within the framework of professional design standards. Not only did it strengthen my proficiency in InDesign, but it also gave me invaluable insight into the level of detail and dedication required to bring a full-scale publication to life.

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Castle View High School: The View 2018-2022

My design journey began at Castle View High School, where I served on staff for The View, our student newspaper. After just one year, I became the photo editor, and by senior year, I was promoted to assistant editor. These roles sparked my love for the art of visual storytelling—balancing image, layout, and language to craft meaningful narratives. It was here that I was first introduced to Adobe InDesign, learning the fundamentals of editorial design, page composition, and how to build visual rhythm through typography and imagery. Our news magazine won 4th place best of show and the Scholastic Columbia Press Award (The Pulitzer of student journalism).

As photo editor, I learned to see photography not just as documentation, but as a design element in itself—one that could capture emotion, guide the reader’s eye, and deepen a story’s impact. Although I no longer have PDFs of the work I created during that time, the skills I developed—creative direction, image curation, layout design, and deadline-driven collaboration—laid the foundation for everything I’ve done since.