Haverhill Pride
As a founder and Vice President of Haverhill Pride, I wanted to showcase the fun diversity of this organization and marry it with the rich history of Haverhill. Given the nickname “Shoe City” due to the number of shoe making mills, this town was built by working-class factory workers. Borrowing the style of a workers union shield, this logo finds a balance between history and progress.
With an influx of new city-sponsored events, Haverhill needed a variation of their seal that could easily be put on marketing materials and read at a small size. Heavily inspired by the original seal, I updated the typefaces and imagery to be more modern while capturing the important iconography from Haverhill’s history.
City of Haverhill Seal Redesign
This small collective of tarot-reading astrology experts hired me to create a suite of logos and social posts to help launch their business. Leaning heavily into the idea of moon cycles, I created a fun logo that mirrors the constant movement of the stars.
The Moon is Out
This small shop in Concord, New Hampshire is focused on selling ethically-sourced, earth-friendly goods, they needed a logo to reflect their passion for clean living.
Bonafide Green Goods
LOBSTAH ROLL
In 2019 Boston Roller Derby hosted their first international tournament. Teams came from all over the world to skate in a weekend long competition. Along with my co-director we were tasked with creating a logo for all tournament collateral and merchandise.