Adesina Media

Jasmine’s Window

Barely out of high school, I found myself using the web as an outlet from the rigeurs of school. Determined to become a geneticist, I spent my days buried in Chem equations, and evenings fleshing out the design ideas that I had scribbled in my notebook during class lectures. It wasn’t until my friends asked me why I wasn’t studying (web) design that I realized that we are all better off making a living out of what we love. Jasmine’s Window began namelessly during my high school years, and took shape during my first few years at Fordham University. Many of the image sets were initially created as dedications to my friends and family. I still tend to pocket my favorite designs for those that I care about.

Midori Girl

My own domain name, and I thought I was just the coolest. Midorigirl started with the strongest ideas from Jasmine’s Window, and grew to become a collection of interactive novelties. The Nirvana Nook was born from a little boredom and a great deal of interest in making Flash my own.

Midorigirl (I)

Adesina Media

The Midorigirl.com domain name expired at around the same time that my interests changed a bit – I was looking organize my growing portfolio in a manner that would serve as a digital portrait of my work and work ethic. I find that as a designer, you find yourself wearing many hats – it is in this dynamism of roles that I am at my most creative. I wanted a new site that would reflect this sensibility, and also highlight the direct connection between design and complexity of personality. The notion of identity is mulitfaceted, and I knew that for me to have a personal collection of my work, it’d have to be as ecclectic, interactive, and communicative as I could allow.

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