This is a logo I designed for the APHA Latino Caucus for Public Health- a non-profit organization based in San Diego, California. The inspiration behind it lies in the colorful culture that is my latino culture. I was also inspired by the curves that are usually embroidered on Mariachi uniforms. This is one of two logo designs I submitted to their official logo contest. One of my two logo designs won and has been selected as the organization's official logo and will be used starting 2019.
This is a logo I designed for the APHA Latino Caucus for Public Health- a non-profit organization based in San Diego, California. The inspiration behind it lies in the colorful culture that is my latino culture. I was also inspired by the typical patterns and flower shapes used in their paper flag decorations. This is one of two logo designs I submitted to their official logo contest. One of my two logo designs won and has been selected as the organization's official logo and will be used starting 2019.
I designed the official logo for an online radio station at California Lutheran University, iCLU Radio.
This is an official logo I created for Westlake Packaging, a cosmetic/beauty packaging supplier. The font's clean aesthetic represents the business - a high end cosmetic packaging company tailored to the likes of Beverly Hills, and world renown cosmetics brands. The old logo used by the company was monotone, dated, and doesn't represent the customer audience that Westlake Packaging caters to. This logo is modern, clean, elegant, and timeless.
This is a logo that I designed for a Body Sculpting business, which specializes in wood therapy.
This is a logo design idea that I created for California Lutheran University's newspaper logo. Their newspaper is titled "The Echo", and I decided to use the school colors (purple and gold) for the coloring of the logo. Since the purple color is used as their primary school color, I decided to make "Echo" purple, and the word "the" and some of the decorative additions gold.
This is the professional logo I have created for myself as a Graphic Designer. I chose the colors and look of my logo based on my love for combining opposites- round with sharp shapes, and warm with cool colors. All which combine to create a design that catches your eye.
This is the official logo that I designed for Achieve in Africa's "Books for Bricks" program. The program raises money through book donations on college campuses to build classrooms for children in Tanzania. I wanted to create a figure that incorporated both the book concept and the brick and classroom concept, and thus I designed a basic classroom building structure using bricks (colored with the non-profit's orange brand color), with a ceiling or roof symbolized by the open book (colored with the non-profit's green brand color).
http://www.achieveinafrica.org/get-involved/
Logo Design Ideas
A spanish logo I designed for a purified water business.
This is a logo design that I created for a fictional graphic design company. I created the name as well. I wanted the overall look and feel of it to be simple yet bold enough to catch your eye and be remembered. Purple is the color of royalty, so I decided to match the word "Reign" to the color purple in a subtle way.
This is a logo I designed for the Friends of the Mayville Public Library, a non-profit in the state of Wisconsin. I wanted to incorporate a book symbol within the letters of the word- thus came about my idea of turning the letter "R" on it's side, and transforming it ever so slightly enough to make it appear like an open book. The color of the pages help add a pop of color to the logo.
This is a concept/design idea that I developed for the Books for Bricks program logo for the non-profit Achieve in Africa.
This is one of the two logo ideas that I created for the "Climb for Classrooms" program that was going to be run by Achieve in Africa. I used the same type of appearance as the "Books for Bricks" professional logo that I created for Achieve in Africa. The orange and green color scheme are the brand colors of Achieve in Africa.
This is the second logo idea that I created for the "Climb for Classrooms" program that was going to be run by Achieve in Africa. I used the same type of appearance as the "Books for Bricks" professional logo that I created for Achieve in Africa, as well as the same color scheme. Contrary to the first logo idea above, I decided to center the text and bring the subheading "Presented by Achieve in Africa" under the text "Climb for Classrooms". I also incorporated imagery of two people climbing the mountain instead of a building/classroom as depicted in the first logo idea.
