Case study · Design
Concept Brand Identities
Three self-initiated brand identities, each taken from a logo to real applications: a soccer media brand (The Agenda), a heritage clothing brand (Burban Clothing) and a civic voting initiative (Ugo).

The brief
Self-directed practice briefs with three very different audiences and tones: sports media, lifestyle apparel and public information.
The challenge
Make three marks that look nothing alike, each simple enough to work small, and then extend each one into a set of real applications.
The process
- Mark firstDeveloped a primary logo for each brand, then a monogram, crest or secondary mark.
- Build the systemAdded variants: colourways for the crest, story templates for the show, a mission card for the initiative.
- Then the applicationsPlaced each system on social stories, tees and a printed trifold to test colour, scale and hierarchy.

Soccer show
The Agenda
A soccer show identity: a stacked slab and blackletter wordmark, a shield monogram and a family of 9:16 story graphics.




Mock-concept
Burban Clothing
A heritage clothing identity: a spaced serif wordmark with an offset U and a modular crest that swaps by collection, shown on tees.




Voting initiative
Ugo
A civic identity: a coral U whose stem becomes an arm raising a ballot, with a mission card and a printed trifold.



MISSING: Austin: add the year and a one-line brief for each brand.
MISSING: Austin: the brief, challenge and process on this page are drafted from the work and your resume. Please correct or add detail.

