For this project, I designed a sticker inspired by my hometown of Clinton, Indiana. I chose to illustrate the Immigrant Statue in Immigrant Square because it represents the history and resilience of the people who helped shape the town. My goal was to simplify the statue into a clean, graphic style while still capturing the sense of movement and arrival that makes the monument so meaningful.

This project challenged me to turn a detailed, realistic landmark into something bold, recognizable, and sticker-friendly—something that reflects both place and identity. It was also my first attempt at creating a somewhat photorealistic design. While I’m proud of what I accomplished, I can definitely see areas where I could refine details and technique. Still, it feels like a strong starting point and an important step in my growth as a designer.