MS | Monogram
El Mezza Lebanese Restaurant | Brand Identity
Logo design, stationary, menu, coasters, lunch bag, kabab box and website for a Lebanese Restaurant to be located in Boston
Faure String Instrument Shop | Brand Identity
Logo design, stationary, ad, brochure, signage, website and collateral for a contemporary String instrument Shop
The Well Effect | Brand Identity
Identity for a whole health fitness company. 2 proposed final concepts, second direction was chosen
New England Aquarium Dive Club | Rebranding
Logo Proposal for the rebranding of the NEADC
User Experience Design | Logo
Logo Proposal for the branding of the UXD team at a financial company
EasyLink | Mark
Haber Trilix Advisors | Logo
Logo Proposal for the branding of Haber Trilix Advisors, an asset management firm
Baraza Place | Logo
Logo Proposals for Baraza Place, a venue that hosts cultural functions in Southern Africa
Silumela | Logo
Logo Proposals for Silumela, a lodge in a Southern African game park, inspired by a basket weaving style called silumela
FIFED | Logo
Logo Proposal for FIFED, a non-profit organization for girls and women in the Republic of Niger that works to empower girls and women through education and particularly through technology
Excentris | Logo
Logo for a Southern African company in the “Customer Experience” industry
The Tot Spot | Logo
Logo Proposal for a child day care
Boston 2024 | Logo
Logo proposal for the potential Olympics in Boston in 2024
Mohawk Valley Textile Museum | Brand Identity
Brand direction for the Mohawk Valley Textile Museum
BU Art Galleries | Brand Identity
Proposal for the rebranding of the Boston University Art Galleries. The system includes signage and wayfinding
Zimbabwe Anaesthetic Association | Logo
Logo design proposal for the Zimbabwe Anaesthetic Association
The Tashinga Initiative | Logo
Logo for The Tashinga Initiative wildlife protection trust
ipaws.org | Social Responsibility Branding
ipaws.org is a concept for a polar bear conservation group whose mission is dedicated to saving polar bears from going extinct, by saving their sea ice habitat.
WHY ipaws? We live in a fast-paced world that sometimes makes us pause less, question less and reflect less. ipaws is using word play to encourage people to slow down and be involved in saving what is left of polar bears. It utilizes the language of touch (idevices) and media (rewind, fast forward, pause, play and stop) iconography to push people to react.
These logos, marks and identities have been conceived for different projects and clients at different times.