Martina Lasku

#WHYVOTE USA is a global creative competition launched by Creative Conscience and VoiceBox to inspire young people to engage in voting and recognize its significance. This initiative promotes an inclusive, nonpartisan campaign, encouraging individuals to view voting as a powerful way to shape the communities they live in. Our research revealed that disengagement primarily stems from a lack of understanding, disillusionment with the system, and feelings of underrepresentation. To address these barriers, we centered our message on the value of local voting—where every vote contributes directly to shaping neighborhoods, streets, and the future of loved ones. In collaboration with Emily Zhang, Morgan Guerrieri 🗳️

Moogic is a branding system that my teammate Emily and I created to challenge common misconceptions about whole milk, redefining the narrative that it is less healthy than popular alternatives like oat milk, as often portrayed in the media

Flyway is your cosmic refueling station, tucked away in the stellar crossroads of Oklahoma City. Inspired by the retro charm of Route 66’s vintage gas stations, we’ve reimagined the classic pit stop for intergalactic explorers. Here, in a state that’s launched more astronauts than most, Flyway fuels the dreams of student space travelers as they chart new galaxies. Need a snack after navigating asteroid fields or a quick recharge before your next planetary discovery? At Flyway, we pump the stardust, top off your rocket fuel, and send you soaring. Because here at Flyway, we help you fly the right way—straight to the stars and beyond!

I set out to do more than demonstrate how to make a lamp—I wanted to convey the warmth of spending time with a loved one. What began as a straightforward "How To" video evolved into a heartfelt experience of creating something special with my dad and family. The project became as much about the memories we shared as the lamp itself. To reflect that cozy, nostalgic feeling, I used warm color grading in the video, contrasting the cold winter day outside. This wasn’t just about building a lamp; it was about fostering connections and cherishing those simple, meaningful moments at home.

Parasite, this title sequence weaves together themes of social hierarchy, recurring tension, and class divides. The deliberate, rhythmic typography and visuals reflect subtle shifts in power and space, while the color temperature and architectural textures tell the story of the family’s socioeconomic standing. This narrative unfolds through a progression of settings, evolving from basic, rough scenery to more natural and beautiful environments. Shot against the atmospheric backdrops of Cranbrook Art School and the Science Museum, the sequence captures the creeping unease and underlying dynamics that define the film's narrative. The increasing speed throughout the sequence mirrors the storyline’s progression—from calm and composed typography at the start to chaotic energy by the end—perfectly echoing the tension and rhythm of the movie.

For this zine with a focuse on “Making Space” i dived deep in my personal story waving toghter my feelings and experinces as i traveled through various places and moments, leaving behind trasured objects and memories, while embracing the unfamiliar. Each page holds echoes of homes I once called mine, with photographs of objects that carried pieces of my heart, now set adrift in new surroundings. he zine is a bittersweet exploration of the quiet loss and wistful nostalgia that come with leaving behind the places and things we love. Yet, alongside that melancholy, it captures the tender act of making space for something new—new memories, new friendships, and new chapters. In every departure, there is a quiet mourning for what was, but in every arrival, there is a celebration of the human spirit’s resilience to adapt, to heal, and to grow. This zine is a reflection of that bittersweet dance between loss and renewal, where memories linger like whispers, and new beginnings bloom in the spaces left behind.