University of Baltimore
A logo designed in mid 2011 for the University of Baltimore's Graphics Lab run by the Center for Student Involvement. This logo was designed using fonts, colors and iconography that at the time was permissible by their branding standards.
The pen crossing the "X" character was meant to highlight the artisan part of the shop that printed posters and provided graphic design services. This logo went on to be featured in major branding for the Center for Student Involvement until late 2013.
Branding & logo collateral developed for University of Baltimore's Office of Student Support and Student Access Program for the 2018 school year up to the present. All images, typography, and assets used were according to the most recent revisions of University of Baltimore's branding guidelines.
The heart shape for the Office of Student Support branding was meant to invoke the image of two people supporting each other, as is the Office's mission to help support students in time of need.
Just Mobile Ultrasound
Logos designed for a local Baltimore area portable medical imaging business. Named for its owner, Just Mobile Ultrasound was branded according to requests from the client to design a logo featuring elements of an ultrasound. I originally iterated on a more typical logo with a symbol away from the typography, but then the client asked for something more exciting with it.
The "T" character is decorated to look like a large ultrasound wand with waves emitting from the end. Colors chosen are representative of the medical field with a dark midnight-blue, silver, and yellow which typically represent a trustworthy and high-quality brand.
Housing Authority of Baltimore City
A logo designed for the Housing Authority of Baltimore City's podcast / internal communications series called "Conversations with the CEO." These regular updates, typically in video or audio format presented to employees and occasionally the public would provide input and FAQs for the ongoing mission of the HABC and upcoming events that were being held (2020 notwithstanding.)
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