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Created & Written by: Dina D'Aiuto In this tutorial, I demonstrate how to turn a completely blank page in Canva   into a simple yet polished graduation invitation. This video is designed specifically for students, my graduating peers, and beginner communicators who may need to create professional-quality designs but do not have formal design training. As a senior about to graduate from Rutgers, I figured many of my peers would be throwing graduation parties come the summer a

My website focuses on communication, creativity, entrepreneurship, and professional growth so let me share three memes that I feel many peers of mine, such as other students, young professionals, and business leaders, will appreciate: Girlboss, Let's Get This Bread, and How The Email Finds Me. These memes are so silly, but they genuinely are bits of the internet that make me laugh, and that I refer to very often at this point in my life. Patrick Davison in his "The Language o

For this project, I created a podcast episode focused on why staying physically active and socially connected is so important during your college years, especially at a large school like Rutgers. I gave the episode a conversational and storytelling style, so it feels more relatable and less like a formal lecture or like I'm forcefully trying to sell anyone the idea of joining the Verse One Organization. In the podcast, I talk about and relate to how easy it is to fall into ro

For the header image for my blog page, I chose two pictures that represent the hobbies that bring me the most happiness: being in nature and documenting my life creatively through drawing and photography. The first image I chose is a sketchpad with a drawing of a bird on it, and the second image is a forest scene. These two visuals immediately communicate to my audience the type of hobbies that are behind my blog before they even begin reading. On my “About Me” page, I mentio