Gabby Preston

Graphic Designer

Gallery

In Spring 2026, I had the pleasure of interning as a graphic designer at The Storehouse Collective! View my social media work and booklet graphics!

In Spring 2026, I got the opportunity to do a personal project where I researched the differences between American and Japanese branding and idealized soda brands for each to compare and contrast. View my sketches, labels, and mockups here (including a Figma presentation of my entire process!

View my projects that are designed to be a form of a booklet. Here you will find an editorial spread of the band Twenty One Pilots and a redesign of Food & Travel magazine.

View my UX/UI which include collaborative projects with fellow designers! This includes a concept of a gps app and a concept of an informative we that teaches kids about the solar system (Plan.Net).

Internship Work

During my time at The Storehouse Collective, I got the opportunity to gain graphic design work experience and knowledge! Below are social media graphics I made for their event, Heartwork, and designs from their devotional booklet I got to contribute to!

Heartwork Social Media Post Mockups

For Heartwork, I created graphics for their Instagram story and a carousel graphic to post on their Instagram profile. I also made a poster card for The Storehouse collective to promote their Heartwork cards!

Devotional Booklet Designs

The Storehouse Collective are creating a devotional book that I got to contribute designs to. Here are a couple that I created to match the themes of the devotional book!

American vs. Japanese Branding

I created a fictional American soda brand called Core and fictional Japanese soda brand called KiraKira to showcase my research of American vs. Japanese branding. View the Figma presentation below to view my entire process!

Core Gemini 3D Models

KiraKira Gemini 3D Models

Every aspect of these 3D models were designed by myself! I only used Google Gemini to bring it to life and while writing the prompt, I made sure to inform it to not change a single thing about how I designed the bottles.

Core and KiraKira Web Ads

I utilized Google Gemini to created a graphic including the 3D models in a fun scene of them floating in water. I used various reference photos and described what I wanted when creating the prompt. For KiraKira, I took the 3D models and created a dream-like, sparkly space to reflect the brand's aesthetic.

Booklet Projects

Twenty One Pilots Editorial Spread

The Twenty One Pilot's editorial spread is a design of a magazine of my favorite musicians created by myself! The article content inside is borrowed from Substream Magazine, but every bit of content in this editorial spread is designed by me. I won an award at the Annual Juried Student Exhibition at the University of Alabama in Huntsville for the "Advertising and Marketing Materials in Graphic Design Award" for this design!

Food & Travel Magazine

This is a redesign project of the existing Food & Travel magazine. All design choices, including the masthead, were created by myself but the content inside is not mine (besides a couple easter eggs!).

UX/UI

Road to Go

Road to Go was a collaborative UX/UI project with my entire class of fellow designers! I was tasked with the gas station stops aspect of the app. I worked with classmates to create the final product (ideation, color palettes, icons, etc) but I created the gas station stops animations and icons by myself.

Plan.Net

Plan.Net is an ideation of a website that educates kids about the solar system while making it entertaining. Unlike other UX/UI projects, this was done by myself.

About Me

Gabby Preston

My name is Gabrielle Preston (I go by Gabby) and I am a graphic design student at the University of Alabama in Huntsville. I am set to graduate Spring 2026. Art is not just a passion of mine, it is my lifestyle. Whether it be graphic design, clothing, nail art, or drawing, I have always found a way to express myself. I enjoy graphic design greatly because of the process a designer has to go through to create the final product. I enjoy collaborative projects as it helps me learn and grow as a designer. If you wish to learn more about me professionally, please view my resume, contact me, or check out my social media!