Displayed below are logos developed throughout the year for different projects and clients. Included are the Seneca Esports logo, a concept for the Canadian Accounting Hall of Fame, A submission for St Joan of Arc Catholic Academy's logo contest and a redesign of Kennedy Space Center's logo.
This purpose of this piece was to create a new official logo for Seneca’s Varsity Esport team using Seneca’s preexisting colour palette. After research, it was decided that an animal based logo would be the most fitting as Seneca’s Sports Team already has a suitable mascot. To that end, the mascot was taken and retooled to be more aggressive by adding wind trails, focusing on the stinger using perspective and illustrating the Hornet to flow better but also have more sharp edges.
The purpose of this piece was to create a logo concept for the Canadian Accounting hall of fame. The requirements were that the logo bare a maple leaf, follow the provided colour scheme and have the name be in both french and english. The logo itself was designed with a more contemporary and simple look in mind being mostly composed of arrows and lines that vary in key to help it from being too flat.
This piece was a submission for St. Joan of Arc Catholic Academy’s new logo. The requirements was that it would use some/all of the provided colours, relate to the motif of Joan of Arc and be legible when reduced to a small size. The logos that were created both derive their look from the Banner that Joan of Arc would used during her times leading armies, the cross relates to the catholic church and serif typefaces were chosen for a tie it up with a more traditional look.
The purpose of this piece was to create a logo concept for the Canadian Accounting hall of fame. The requirements were that the logo bare a maple leaf, follow the provided colour scheme and have the name be in both french and english. The logo itself was designed with a more contemporary and simple look in mind being mostly composed of arrows and lines that vary in key to help it from being too flat. In addition to the logo, mockups of advertising materials were made in conjunction.
