My design philosophy has always been about empathy and focus, hiding that grand design behind art’s basic patterns and flow.
Two Letter Logo Logo Design for Cycling Shirt
Concept: Using lines and angles as my guide, Combining ‘X’ and ‘A’ makes it more iconic. Concept: Incorporating the name within what the man loves doing
CLIENT: XA Shirt Printing Company
CLIENT: StevO
50th Birthday Shirt Design
Concept: To the woman who developed attributes more than her grey hair.
CLIENT: Carol Clairmont
LOGO: Java Love Coffee
Java Love is the largest coffee company in Kenya. The client wanted an organic feel to the brand that appeals to the younger crowd.
To make the logo feel organic, I used a typography that emulates the stencil-like and carving look that gives that etched illusion behind the dominant colours of the Kenyan Flag.
The design campaign “A Cup of Stories” shares the elements of a table wrapped in Kenyan designed textile. It evokes acceptance, non-judgemental inclusivity and honest conversations.
CLIENT: JAVA LOVE COMPANY`
ICONS: Java Love Coffee
CLIENT: JAVA LOVE COMPANY
BRAND CAMPAIGN: Java Love: A Cup of Stories
The design campaign “A Cup of Stories” shares the elements of a table wrapped in Kenyan designed textile. It evokes acceptance, non-judgemental inclusivity and honest conversations.
CLIENT: JAVA LOVE COMPANY
CORPORATE IDENTITY: Flying House Digital Agency
Concept:
FlyingHouse is a start-up digital agency that offers marketing and multimedia production services. The concept behind the logo is based on ‘origami’ that is the Japanese art of folding paper. The design reflects the origami principles such as patience, moderation, precision, dedication and creativity.
MAGAZINE LAY-OUT: Down Syndrome Association
MUG WORD DESIGN: Buzz
PACKAGING DESIGN: Steve’s Bread and Pastries
Stevo Bread and Pastries is a family-owned bakeshop in the Philippines. The concept behind the logo stems from the bakeshop culture in the Philippines wherein the face of the owner who is the patriarch or the matriarch is often incorporated in the logo.
As for the packaging design, the client wanted to save costs in printing. I opted for the brown and white paper since it’s a most common bread packaging n the Philippines.
It highly appeals to the locals bringin in the flavours of nostalgia in how freshly baked breads were bought by our parents and grandparents.