Graphic Design

Brochures

Flyers and Print Advertising

Full sheet magazine ad for Merlin pool liners on dark colored background.
Full page magazine ad for Merlin Industries’ pool liners.
Magazine ad for vinyl pool liners on a background. 2024

A Design for a flyer advertising for a food event. Made in Adobe Illustrator (2018).

A flyer designed to advertise for a photography class. The background images of some landscapes are blurred and desaturated to avoid distraction from the text and other images of the location. Completed in Adobe Illustrator (2018)

A brief description and history of the Bauhaus font. The design of the poster is inspired by the modern and understated intentions of the font. Made in Adobe Illustrator (2017).

A fictional news page made for a project about making a story out of random words. The design of the website is clean, airy, and organized. Made with Inkscape (2021).

Logos

These are two of the personal logos I have designed for myself. The intention is to draw from Nigerian motifs. The first design is the most recent logo with geometric shapes inspired by the diamond Hausa symbol and the artwork that can be seen on traditional architecture in Northern Nigeria. The second design is more expressive due to the crowned lioness mascot breaking through the diamond shape. This iteration also had geometric shapes, but the design was guided by the African prints that can be seen on textiles.

  • A geometric personal logo inspired by the Hausa symbol. Made in Inkscape.
  • A logo featuring a crowned lioness as the mascot with geometric designs inspired by African printed textiles. Made in Adobe Illustrator.
  • Crowned lioness logo on business cards
  • Business card design with crossing lines made in Inkscape.
  • Business card design with white rectangle made in Inkscape.
  • The front of a business card design made in Inkscape

A couple designs for a street fashion logo. The mascot is a cross between a rabbit and a goat to signify playfulness. The first design is a forward-facing symmetrical head of the mascot, with a wink breaking the symmetry. The second design is a 3/4 view of the mascot’s head which reveals the shape of the head better. The second design also has text written in a gritty script font, but the head may be easily used in branding without the typography.