I recently did some pro bono work, I designed the logo for The” Latino Student Alliance” at JMU. They just wanted something simple so I just did a play on the letters LSA, easy and fun.

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Here is the start of the final direction I went in.

I added a diamond shape to enclose the logo, with a little gradient mesh to add something interesting.

I messed around a little with reversing the color out. I think I might be changing the color up a little to match their website color but probably just the letters themselves because the logo has to stand out from the background. They also wanted a little bit of yellow added so I will add a little.

I have placed a few of the logos I have created here.

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Here is the first of the 3 beer logos I created for a class project on creating a brand. Involve premium Lager.

The second a nice Revolve Hefeweizen, I decided to keep the “Volve” common in all the beers. I also kept the designs similar with my common element of an arrow, the font is another common factor Bauhaus for the main text.

Here is the 3rd beer identity I made, Evolve a Belgian Ale. The project only called for one product but I decided to make a whole line of beers similar to a lot of beer companies out there: Sam Adams, Miller, Anderson Valley the list goes on and on. There was a whole lot more to the project that I will mention in another section ads and an actual physical model.

Here is something I came up with for one of the tutorials I was doing, I thought I would ad a little more to the tutorial than just what was covered. I used the outline shape of a picture I took of my friend skateboarding, I used it to connect with my company name which I got from the movie Napolean Dynomite. It was fun to do just something quick a bold font and a thin font both in complimentary colors. A typical logo approach thick font, thin font creating some contrast in your logo.

This is a logo I created for a project in which we created a sports team and created their logo. I got my inspiration from the Denver Broncos logo a 2 color simple lines approach. I created it to look like a throw back style that is the feeling I get at least, I can see the round main logo element on a patch on a letterman style jacket.