I have designed a variety of logos and stickers throughout the year for personal as well as academic projects. I consider logos an essential part of the product's aesthetic and try to make them recognizable and representative of the product.

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I usually begin with a sketch, scan it through my phone, and use Adobe Illustrator to bring it to life. An example can be seen below:

Meetup Form

Allows creating new meetups. The form asks the user to input location, the number of attendees, the time and date, and the name and background for the meetup. It will then appear as an available meetup under the assigned location.

Upcoming Meetups

Presents upcoming (joined) meetups on the user's home page and provides valuable information about the date, time, and location. Hover over the phone to see the meetup info screen

Map Search

Allows the user to view nearby meetups and search for available meetups/locations. Each pin shows the number of available meetups in that
specific location, allowing the user to add their own meetup.

Recommendations

Recommends potential meetups, locations, and profiles to follow based on one's current location. 

Upcoming Meetups

Presents upcoming (joined) meetups on the user's home page and provides valuable information about the date, time, and location. Hover over the phone to see the meetup info screen

Meetup Form

Allows creating new meetups. The form asks the user to input location, the number of attendees, the time and date, and the name and background for the meetup. It will then appear as an available meetup under the assigned location.

Map Search

Allows the user to view nearby meetups and search for available meetups/locations. Each pin shows the number of available meetups in that
specific location, allowing the user to add their own meetup.

Recommendations

Recommends potential meetups, locations, and profiles to follow based on one's current location. 

1. Map Search

Allows the user to view nearby meetups and search for available meetups/locations. Each pin shows the number of available meetups in that specific location, allowing the user to add their own meetup.

Meetup Form

Allows creating new meetups. The form asks the user to input location, the number of attendees, the time and date, and the name and background for the meetup. It will then appear as an available meetup under the assigned location.

Upcoming Meetups

Presents upcoming (joined) meetups on the user's home page and provides valuable information about the date, time, and location. Hover over the phone to see the meetup info screen

Map Search

Allows the user to view nearby meetups and search for available meetups/locations. Each pin shows the number of available meetups in that
specific location, allowing the user to add their own meetup.

Recommendations

Recommends potential meetups, locations, and profiles to follow based on one's current location. 

Upcoming Meetups

Presents upcoming (joined) meetups on the user's home page and provides valuable information about the date, time, and location. Hover over the phone to see the meetup info screen

Meetup Form

Allows creating new meetups. The form asks the user to input location, the number of attendees, the time and date, and the name and background for the meetup. It will then appear as an available meetup under the assigned location.

Map Search

Allows the user to view nearby meetups and search for available meetups/locations. Each pin shows the number of available meetups in that
specific location, allowing the user to add their own meetup.

Fentra Logo (Winning App)​

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The final project for my Info200 Class was a prototype for a photography meetup app named Fentra, for which I designed a simple logo. I used the app's color palette, which included gentle shades of nude, pink, and red. I wanted the logo to integrate nature, femininity, and photography. The prototype won the "Delightful Design" award, out of 70+ submissions.

Design Town Logo​

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I created this logo as part of the 2020 Amazon Creative Jam Competition. I used a simple color palette of blue, grey, and black, using Photoshop and Illustrator to give it a metallic texture. The prototype scored in the top 50 in the design category, out of 500 submissions.                                                                                          

Canvas Banner (Winning Design)​

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As part of my ​B IMD 353 Design Major course, we were asked to create a Canvas Banner using Illustrator, which would serve as the class logo. I decided to follow the University of Washington color palette and created a simple design that represents many of the topics we covered in class - from HTML to Photoshop. My design won the competition, out of 40+ others.

Design Town Logo​​​

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I created this logo as part of the 2020 Amazon Creative Jam Competition. I used a simple color palette of blue, grey, and black, using Photoshop and Illustrator to give it a metallic texture. The prototype scored in the top 50 in the design category, out of 500 submissions.