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Joshua Reyes

BFA in Graphics — Graphic Design
Course:
GPRT-152 Communication Design 2: Information & Context
Faculty:
Allison Goodman

CD2 Logo

I designed a logo for EOCA, a nonprofit organization that raises funds to put directly into conservation projects. It began with some quick sketches for an exercise in class and looking at different typeface options that I found to fit best. It came down to basic elements, squares, I wanted to come up with a logo that represented the mountains.
Learning Outcomes:
I learned how everything has meaning. Even when you may only see shapes, when you look more into it you begin to see the purpose behind those shapes.
Final poster Variation
Semi final poster variation, the typeface in this one wasn't working
Beginning of my digital rendition where i was going for a paramount like poster with bottles instead of stars
Image references for the bottles used
Original abstract sketches for the project.
Exploration with shapes for the Logo
Logo shape exploration where i wanted to have a representation of the mountain.
My type exploration, I was going for something strong and angular to pair with the square mountain shape.
Type Placement Exploration
Final Logo design
This is a motion piece sketch for the logo where i had 3 ideas, A,B and C. A would be the boxes multiply in order to create the logo, B is multiple squares slowly disappearing to show the logo and represent the mountains as a well as nature.
My digital storyboard for the motion piece.
Original sketches for the poster