Graphic Design

When creating the logo for Awfully Aud Designs, I had a few guidelines to follow. The owners wanted a "spirograph" feeling flower for their logo, so I came up with a five-petaled flower, which I gave a dashed stroke to to imitate stitching. The three partners who own the business all had different ideas for the color palette of the business, so it was a balancing act to finally come out with the yellow, turquoise, and blue. I chose the yellow for the flower initially because it was eye-catching and cheerful, while still being feminine and youthful. The deep blue for the text was a nice contrast, dark enough to easily be read without being a plain black. I chose a script font for the main part of the name and juxtaposed it with a "stitched", sans-serif font for the second part of the name, again to help drive home the sewing and embroidery aspect of their business.

Logo design for a new, local Bagel shop. The owner really wanted to emphasize the "bee" part of the name, so I created a fun honeycomb backdrop which is then echoed throughout the branding.

Metric Brewing needed a menu design that could easily be changed, as they intend to rotate out their beer selection frequently, changing about once a month. So I designed an actual menu that can be printed 3 on one regular 8 1/2in x 11in sheet of cardstock on a home printer. To accompany this, I designed a holder that the menu can be inserted into for a nicer presentation. The holder can be printed on hardier stock with offset printing as a more permanent addition.

This pattern is from a collection of pattern designs based off of various letters of the alphabet.

This is the final website design for Awfully Aud Designs. They needed a website that could serve as a place for customers to request custom quotes, as well as host an ecommerce site. Visit this website here.

The Save the Date postcard is the first thing patrons see about the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Ball, so I wanted it to be eye-catching, but straight forward. The theme that I came up with for the Zoo Ball was simple black, white, and a neon green. So naturally, I went with zebra stripes on everything, given the zoo aspect. Thus, the save-the-date is a close up of a zebra's face, with eye-catching pantone stripes across it, and straightforward text.