A good friend referred a new client to me who is launching a business called Soulful Lactation, offering breastfeeding support as a lactation consultant. She envisioned a feminine logo featuring a woman holding a baby, with the business initials subtly woven into the design. She also provided a color scheme she loved, featuring soft, muted purple tones. After several design options, this is the final piece she selected.
For the 2017 hockey players, who are around 7 years old, their coach reached out needing a banner to hang outside the locker rooms for tournaments and game days. I incorporated their logo into the design, and it was printed on 18 oz. vinyl with a pole pocket, making it easy to slide onto the rod and remove when needed.
Schenley High School, established in 1916, has a rich history as one of Pittsburgh's most storied educational institutions. Known for its distinctive Gothic architecture and its role in shaping the lives of countless students over the decades, Schenley has been a beacon of academic excellence and community spirit.
I recently completed a project for the Schenley Class of 2004. They wanted to incorporate "Greek Letters" into some of the text, especially in the "E"s, to give it a unique touch. The design also paid tribute to their now-closed school by using its iconic photograph of the triangular shaped building. With red and black as their school colors, I crafted the website, event ticketing system, invitation, social media post, and more to reflect their legacy.
Event Planner: Shayla Hawkins Events
