This project was done entirely in Adobe Illustrator. With this project, my task was to create a logo for a potential company that would fit into a specific niche in the outdoor industry. The niche chosen for me was rock climbing. After many sketches in my sketchbook, this was the design that I decided I wanted to create digitally. Rock climbing was my inspiration for the skeleton hand and the figure 8 knot ring. I wanted to create a logo that would not only look good on the rock climbing gear itself, but could be converted to a sticker or placed on apparel as well. Overall I am proud of this logo and believe I achieved the goals that I set for this particular project.
This was drawn entirely on Adobe Illustrator. I chose to include this in my portfolio even though it is not the most complex design, it shows my ability to work in a time crunch and still provide a quality product. For this product I was given exactly 45 minutes to create a logo for an up and coming Mixed Martial Arts gym. In those 45 minutes I worked up a few rough, hand-drawn sketches and then took this design to the computer and completed it digitally. In the time that I was given, I was proud of the logo I came up with.
This project was drawn entirely on Adobe Illustrator. This was a personal project. I liked the logo that I created for potential company assignment previously and I wanted to create a product where I could incorporate that logo. I drew just a simple black t-shirt and broke the logo down into three components. The skull hand, the "send on" text, and the figure 8 knot are all placed in separate areas of the t-shirt and I think it creates a nice balance. I also created a prototype hang tag for the shirt.
This project was drawn entirely on Adobe Illustrator. This was my first attempt at creating the flat sketch, tech sketch, and line sheets of an industry grade tech pack. I designed a fairly simple ski/snowboard jacket and went through the process of deciding a potential material for the jacket and deciding potential color combinations for the jacket. It is a very simple tech pack, but I am proud of it nonetheless.
