Juniio Studio is the creative work space of Junior Pacheco.
Graphic designer based in Chicago, IL;
his work explores the intersection between the digital & physical.
Save the Craftsmen
Save the Craftsmen merges two iconic graphic texts, The Crystal Goblet by Beatrice Warde and Our Book by El Lissitzky, into a dual reading experience. Each text follows its own visual system, allowing for separate readings. Through strategic overlap, the systems interact to create new interpretations, inviting readers to explore the convergence of these graphic canons.
The Invisible Man
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For the 2020 film The Invisible Man directed by Leigh Whannell, I crafted the opening credits to reflect the film's themes of psychological abuse, isolation, and surveillance technology. The viewer experiences a sense of stalking, as if observing through security monitors. ASCII graphics intensify this sensation by distorting the viewer's perception. Layered breathing and typing sound effects, paired with an eerie soundtrack that abruptly halts, heighten the tension, creating an unsettling, immersive experience.
Cyber Chase
Cyber Chase is a conceptual exhibition catalog for the Museum of Pop Culture, celebrating the influence of Black female artists on the Y2K aesthetic of the late '90s and early 2000s. Through stills from music videos, advertisements, and technology references, the catalog captures the era's unique blend of fashion, music visuals, and cultural nostalgia.
South By Southwest
A collection of photos from my experience as an official member of the SXSW Content Team (2022) and as a freelance photographer (2023), capturing the vibrancy and diversity of the festival.
