Black Youth Project
UX/UI design, front end dev, and a custom Wordpress theme for an online platform that highlights the voices, experiences, and ideas of Black youth ages 18-30.
I love branding. I love the psychology behind it. When I work on logos, my philosophy is one I read in relation to the Nike swoosh logo some years ago: you know it when you see it. Instantly recognizable. Doesn't even need to be next to the word "Nike." It can be fuzzy and far away or shrunk down tiny and you still know it, and that's branding that works on every level.
There is great power in (and oft-times a great deal of work behind) a logo that looks simple and effortless. The best logos communicate just that.
VSB logo:
Women’s Freedom Conference logo:
Lost Queens logo:
1839 logo:
Makerbase logo (version 1.0):
theCURVYcon logo:
NY State of Mind logo:
Good Web Bundle logo:
Law Office of Tanya Ellis logo:
DJ Raydar Ellis logo:
“F*ck Fear. Love Anyway.”:
Soulbounce logo:
Ink Empire Publishing logo:
Internet Freedom Day logo:
Internet Freedom Day alternate logo:
TCFStyle Expo logo:
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