William Rosales
He / Him
Favorite Typeface: Futura
Favorite Software: After Effects
Dream Job: Remote motion designer living in Mexico City
William Rosales Jr. is a graphic designer from Yuma, Arizona, currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Graphic Design at Arizona State University. After changing majors several times, he discovered design as a discipline that allowed him to think critically, experiment visually, and communicate meaningfully. He completed an internship with the ASU Graduate College during the summer of his junior year. Although his background is in print design, William has developed a strong interest in motion design and After Effects, using movement as a way to extend his curiosity and expand his practice across academic and personal work.
Reshaping Blocks
Human Rights
Mexico City’s growing appeal to digital nomads has intensified gentrification, driving up rents and reshaping long-standing neighborhoods. Fueled by remote work, tourism, short-term rentals, inequality, and policy gaps, this economic pressure displaces residents and disrupts community life. Because housing stability is essential to cultural continuity, addressing this issue requires shared responsibility, accountability, and collective action.
