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AvWorks Partners — Modern Aviation Brand Identity
A clean and professional brand identity created for AvWorks Partners, combining aviation, strategy, and forward movement. The logo uses a bold aircraft-inspired symbol with modern typography to communicate confidence, clarity, and growth.
The visual presentation expands the identity across business cards, office signage, and aviation-focused brand applications, using vibrant blue tones and energetic imagery while keeping the overall look polished and premium.
Services: Logo Design • Brand Identity • Visual Branding • Brand Presentation • Mockup Design
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A look at my social media and visual identity work for PepsiCo Congo, spanning Pepsi, Mirinda, Sting and Aquafina.
The project explored distinct visual directions for each brand while keeping the overall campaign system cohesive — from social media creatives to the Dance Like Congo event identity.
What I worked on:
— Social media design
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— Event logo & visual identity
— Art direction
More of my branding, packaging and social design work on my profile.
Four owned brands under one campaign system is the hardest version of that brief — the parent wants family resemblance and every brand manager wants separation, and those two pull in opposite directions. Looking at these, what did you hold constant across all four: the grid, the type, or just the energy?