Logos and posters have been my absolute favorite things to design in creative software. They are definitely what I would consider to be one of my strongest and most experienced areas of work.
I loved doing them in college, sometimes in my free time, and even for some friends of mine!
Mtech Logo designs
These are logo designs that I made for my Digital media certification course, each with very different designs and themes. I applied the design principles I learned such as use of negative space, balance, gradients, color, and consistency.
Collaborative logo
A very fun part of the digital media certification course I took was the occasional collaborative project. Where we choose one thing we did in adobe photoshop or illustrator (Such as a logo, social media ad, etc), then work together to combine two of them. in this design, I made the central logo, and my partner put it in a social media ad design:
Commissioned logos
We have the Lehi aquatics logo, I made it for a friend who is a swimmer and wanted a logo for his swim team.
then a logo I made for my youtube channel (Which I eventually animated - see videography), and 2 logos I made for friends of mine.
then a logo I made for my youtube channel (Which I eventually animated - see videography), and 2 logos I made for friends of mine.
Smash into pieces logo
I had went to a concert and had the biggest pleasure of meeting the members of smash into pieces. An incredible alternative rock band from Sweden. One of them was in charge of their graphic designing and I was able to get in contact with him. They had some projects where they wanted ideas from their fans, this was the design I made for them:
speedrun.com trophies
I had a hobby of speedrunning video games. if you are a moderator of the leaderboard of the game you run, you can make some page customizations to look better with the games design. So I designed these for top 3 run holders.
event posters
Event posters are super fun! I'm passionate about the speedrunning scene and real events they do, so that inspired me to use them as the themes for assignments I did for my digital media certification course.
