Visual Communications in a mix with specific objectives

 

Graphic Design

 

COVID-19 POSTERS

During the year of 2020, when the shocking lung disease virus developed into a serious pandemic. A lot of institutions were in need of alert posters, and so was University of West Alabama.

I created two posters with different designs and meanings. For my first poster (to the right) I came up with a simple design to follow universities guidelines and maintain 6ft distance. For the second poster (to the left), I tried more encouraging design, both verbally and visually. Since UWA colors are red, white and black, they very neatly fit with this project as red is associated with danger and effectively grabs readers attention.

THE OVAL PROJECT

Branding Project 

This was a project based on a random word generator. I picked a word ‘Oval’, which I then had to develop into a company. My first two ideas were Resort & Spa as well as Dentistry Clinic (you can see some logo sketches under my Drawing/Sketching Page).  

The idea of this company is cool tones, snow on mountains, hot chocolate time for families with kids. Located in Eastern Europe, nearby Austria and Switzerland.

After hundreds of sketches and design development, I created traditional brand assets including a letterhead with back and front, business cards, and an envelope.

THE OVAL PROJECT

 

 

 

Branding Project

This was a project based on a random word generator. I picked a word ‘Oval’, which I then had to develop into a company. My first two ideas were Resort & Spa as well as Dentistry Clinic (you can see some logo sketches under my Drawing/Sketching Page).  

The idea of this company is cool tones, snow on mountains, hot chocolate time for families with kids. Located in Eastern Europe, nearby Austria and Switzerland.

After hundreds of sketches and design development, I created traditional brand assets including a letterhead with back and front, business cards, and an envelope.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Brass Menu Development

This was a project where I had to recreate and develop a menu for a restaurant and bar located nearby University of West Alabama, called The Brass Monkey. 

Since this restaurant has a lot of sections and food/drink options, I chose to go for a standard, vertical, 11×17 poster size. For the design part, I wanted to create a welcoming, homey style, so the customers would feel comfortable and just like home. I added a small design element of birch with a wooden background to create the atmosphere I was going for. 

I kept simple, complementary colors of white, black and gray. And from the wooden effect I wanted to add some textural elements to add that extra homey and cozy feeling for the visitors.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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