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When designing the Logo I wished to represent my brand and my own designs. That's when I decided it should represent me as well, since I am my designs and vice versa. The simplistic design follows the simplicity of many of my designs, while also showcasing me, with definable features such as the beard and my sunglasses.
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The text logo was created to supplement my designs and logo when used to define my brand. The text stays very simple, only showing any color not black with the letter B. This is deliberately done to keep up thematically with the logo, as the letter B closely follows shape with a pair of sunglasses. This also allows the text to stand on it's own from the logo itself, both being able to be recognized as my brand.
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During one of my classes, we were tasked with taking an "outdated" logo from a company and redesign it to fit with modern standards. Being an avid gamer, I decided to use the Nintendo logo. While the original logo is timeless, and doesn't really need an upgrade, XBox and Play Station logos have updated with time, following a more simple look, being able to fit in a small square. The redesign sticks with the recognizable N and Oval around the lettering, while condensing itself to fit with the times. Even though Nintendo can use the Switch's logo, it was fun to come up with this concept.
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A friend of mine had to build a business plan for one of his courses, and tasked me with coming up with a design. The app and business plan, named UpGame, delivers news and updates for each company, developer, and individual game as news is released. He wanted a timeless feel to the logo, and one that would easily represent all of gaming. So, I took one of the most recognizable aspects of any controller, the D-Pad, and used it to help display the "up" part of the logo. Then, the word "Game" is colorized into Red, Green, Blue, and Yellow, the 4 colors used for the buttons of controllers since the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, and is still used on XBox controllers today.
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Following the announcement of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, I made a post on Twitter to create Logos based on Stock Icons from the game, for free. I attached the post with a redesign of the iBLIV logo as an example. The Super Smash Bros. Franchise has been a huge part of my life so it was a lot of fun being able to create logos based on the franchise for other fans.
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The pool club that I have worked at for the past few years was in need of a logo redesign. My bosses asked me to make them a logo that fit their aesthetic, and I was more than happy to help create a new logo for them. Nothing flashy, but it fits the company well and represents it.
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Small logo that was made for a Christmas auction ran by my mom's friend.
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