My Baby Apron, part III

Let's not forget about letterhead...

My Baby Apron, part II

Of course, a business identity would not be complete without business cards! Here is the second part of her identity package.

Front:


Back:

My Baby Apron

I've been really busy working for my various clients, and just finished the logo for My Baby Apron, a product for little ones. Yoko is the owner/creator of this fine business, and her product is super cute. Check out her product here!

Still working on her letterhead and business card, but hopefully I'll have that done today!

Squeeze Concepts Logo Design

Today I have been busy working on the branding for my own business. It's funny how easy it is for me to do other peoples branding, but when it comes to my own, it suddenly becomes incredibly difficult! This is such a great reminder that there is a lot of responsibility in branding design, and a lot of trust.

After many, many renditions, it's finally done...I even have the landing page up, but I still have a ways to go to make it functional.


You can check out the home page here.

Logo:


Business Cards:


Letter Head:

It's been awhile...

This quarter I am back with a fresh mind set and am ready to find a freelance job to focus on. It's been fun revisiting old pieces for my portfolio, and here is a successive ad campaign I did Fall quarter. I'm also currently working on my branding for Squeeze Concepts (or Squeeze Designs-we have a biz license for both, still narrowing down my favorite). I've decided to focus primarily on running my own freelance graphic design business after school, which is both unnerving and also really exciting. I'll have the images up for my branding for that soon!

Also, I'm now on Twitter...Follow me here!

X-Type Final Show Poster

For my poster class, we were asked to design a poster for our own upcoming X-Type show, highlighting our experimental type project for our typography class. Here was what I came up with!

X-Type

For my typography class, we were tasked with coming up with an Experimental Font, created with anything... some people chose illustrations, others chose tie-dye... I chose noodles. :) I love to cook, so imagined it would be a fun project to work with boiled noodles to create an interesting font. Um, no. Noodles are extremely sticky and the small Stars and Orzo were impossibly sticky and insane to work with. Luckily I had my side-kick Dan there, who lovingly took pictures of all of my letters. Here are few that I created, but I do have an entire font made out of pasta!