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This is my take for @LogoArchive party.
What will design look like in 20 years?
Inspired by the legacy of logo designers before us, I wanted to be part of this movement and share some of my favorite logos that I have created. Maybe one day, one of this mark will sit in an archive
A design idea I came up with a few years ago, one I have always liked, just got another chance to evolve. A little refinement, some new explorations, and a fresh perspective on an old favorite.
The Pig’s Share
A minimalist design of an apple and a pig, symbolizing how success is a matter of perspective. Here, the apple is the prize: a simple symbol of achievement and value.
The Man in the Shadow
An exploration of negative space, where shadows take shape and simplicity reveals a hidden silhouette.
Negative space logo collection.
I have always had a thing for negative space. There is something really satisfying about playing around with shapes and realizing there is another story hiding inside it.
These are some of my favorites. Some are old and some still feel fresh to me.
MATCH MY FIRE
Poster design for @GRAFFICANTE.
Exploring passion, contrast, and fire through a bold graphic composition.
"Some fires aren’t meant to burn alone. Match my fire. Let’s burn together."
Self Moment
A mark inspired by the the quiet pause between the outside world and the self, a moment to turn inward, breathe, and simply be.
Yeah, Aaron James fucking Draplin.
When I started graphic design over 14 years ago, Aaron Draplin was the first major name in the industry I discovered. He immediately became my favorite designer and stayed that way.
And now this happens. Maybe I’m not an imposter after all. :D
Say hello to Grafficante, a project in our minds since forever, but finally taking shape in real life. A design collective aiming to scale human-generated visuals into meaningful objects.
This is only the beginning.
Website coming soon!
Protective Bear
A little story in a mark. As humans move deeper into the wilderness, nature holds its ground and protects what matters most.
