KHM Travel Group Individual Logo (2025)

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Software used: Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator

A previous client requested a logo for their travel agent business. They wanted a logo that brought in elements of adventure, travel, and tropical scenery to bring out their concentration in cruise travel.

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Process: My client loves dolphins, so I made sure to incorporate that into the design. I sketched the sunset from scratch to give the logo a homey, familiar feel. I strategically chose a font that felt a little less formal for the same reason.

  • Undercurrent - square logo

  • Undercurrent - landscape logo

  • Undercurrent - Freeflo logo

The Undercurrent Logos (2025)

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Software used: Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Express

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The Undercurrent is a multimedia platform dedicated to uplifting artists, producers, and musicians. I founded this in 2022, originally called Creatives Archive. The platform has write-up articles about the artists with occasional podcast episodes to pair with them. The goal is to scale the business into a multimedia company that includes video content, written press, music festivals, community outreach, and more. The Undercurrent has two subsidiaries: Freeflo (written journalism section) and Overflo (podcast).

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Process: The logos all follow a water theme, because the brand identity of undercurrent is in great alignment with a real-life undercurrent: a motion occurring in a body of water that is unbeknownst to all, but arrives with force. Because my platform amplifies up-and-coming artists, I wanted water/undercurrents to be the running theme.

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  • TexStyle - square logo

  • TexStyle - landscape logo

TexStyle Apparel Logos (2025)

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Software used: Adobe Express, Adobe Photoshop

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TexStyle is a sustainable clothing brand with a fully circular business model that I created for a Design Entrepreneurship class. TexStyle, unlike other sustainable clothing lines on the market, use the same materials of items previously purchased from customers. Customers return clothes they don't wear anymore, and the same fabric is used to make new clothing. 

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Process: Through many iterations, I landed on this specific logo design. I wanted the earth to be the main focus of the logo because TexStyle centers around themes of global community and sustainability. I chose to use earthy colors for the typography to tie in these themes.

  • Keys to Ease - black & white logo

  • Keys to Ease - color logo

  • Keys to Ease - color logo (clear PNG)

Keys to Ease Logos (2024)

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Software used: Adobe Express, GarageBand (for podcast)

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Keys to Ease is a podcast I created with a previous classmate, Tyrell Scott. Together, we designed the logo for the podcast and created a full episode. I produced the music for the podcast and helped design the logos.

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Process: Between me and my classmate, my main role was coming up with the overall brand image. I chose bold, recognizable colors for the color-way because I wanted it to reflect the nature of the podcast. To get a feel for the podcast’s brand, check out a sample episode we made below!

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KHM Travel Group Individual Logo (2025)

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Software used: Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator

A previous client requested a logo for their travel agent business. They wanted a logo that brought in elements of adventure, travel, and tropical scenery to bring out their concentration in cruise travel.

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Process: My client loves dolphins, so I made sure to incorporate that into the design. I sketched the sunset from scratch to give the logo a homey, familiar feel. I strategically chose a font that felt a little less formal for the same reason.

  • Undercurrent - square logo

  • Undercurrent - landscape logo

  • Undercurrent - Freeflo logo

The Undercurrent Logos (2025)

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Software used: Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Express

The Undercurrent is a multimedia platform dedicated to uplifting artists, producers, and musicians. I founded this in 2022, originally called Creatives Archive. The platform has write-up articles about the artists with occasional podcast episodes to pair with them. The goal is to scale the business into a multimedia company that includes video content, written press, music festivals, community outreach, and more. The Undercurrent has two subsidiaries: Freeflo (written journalism section) and Overflo (podcast).

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Process: The logos all follow a water theme, because the brand identity of undercurrent is in great alignment with a real-life undercurrent: a motion occurring in a body of water that is unbeknownst to all, but arrives with force. Because my platform amplifies up-and-coming artists, I wanted water/undercurrents to be the running theme.

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  • TexStyle - square logo

  • TexStyle - landscape logo

TexStyle Apparel Logos (2025)

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Software used: Adobe Express, Adobe Photoshop

TexStyle is a sustainable clothing brand with a fully circular business model that I created for a Design Entrepreneurship class. TexStyle, unlike other sustainable clothing lines on the market, use the same materials of items previously purchased from customers. Customers return clothes they don't wear anymore, and the same fabric is used to make new clothing. 

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Process: Through many iterations, I landed on this specific logo design. I wanted the earth to be the main focus of the logo because TexStyle centers around themes of global community and sustainability. I chose to use earthy colors for the typography to tie in these themes.

  • Keys to Ease - black & white logo

  • Keys to Ease - color logo

  • Keys to Ease - color logo (clear PNG)

Keys to Ease Logos (2024)

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Software used: Adobe Express, GarageBand (for podcast)

Keys to Ease is a podcast I created with a previous classmate, Tyrell Scott. Together, we designed the logo for the podcast and created a full episode. I produced the music for the podcast and helped design the logos.

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Process: Between me and my classmate, my main role was coming up with the overall brand image. I chose bold, recognizable colors for the color-way because I wanted it to reflect the nature of the podcast. To get a feel for the podcast’s brand, check out a sample episode we made below!

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KHM Travel Group Individual Logo (2025)

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Software used: Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator

A previous client requested a logo for their travel agent business. They wanted a logo that brought in elements of adventure, travel, and tropical scenery to bring out their concentration in cruise travel.

​

Process: My client loves dolphins, so I made sure to incorporate that into the design. I sketched the sunset from scratch to give the logo a homey, familiar feel. I strategically chose a font that felt a little less formal for the same reason.

  • Undercurrent - square logo

  • Undercurrent - landscape logo

  • Undercurrent - Freeflo logo

The Undercurrent Logos (2025)

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Software used: Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Express

The Undercurrent is a multimedia platform dedicated to uplifting artists, producers, and musicians. I founded this in 2022, originally called Creatives Archive. The platform has write-up articles about the artists with occasional podcast episodes to pair with them. The goal is to scale the business into a multimedia company that includes video content, written press, music festivals, community outreach, and more. The Undercurrent has two subsidiaries: Freeflo (written journalism section) and Overflo (podcast).

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Process: The logos all follow a water theme, because the brand identity of undercurrent is in great alignment with a real-life undercurrent: a motion occurring in a body of water that is unbeknownst to all, but arrives with force. Because my platform amplifies up-and-coming artists, I wanted water/undercurrents to be the running theme.

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  • TexStyle - square logo

  • TexStyle - landscape logo

TexStyle Apparel Logos (2025)

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Software used: Adobe Express, Adobe Photoshop

TexStyle is a sustainable clothing brand with a fully circular business model that I created for a Design Entrepreneurship class. TexStyle, unlike other sustainable clothing lines on the market, use the same materials of items previously purchased from customers. Customers return clothes they don't wear anymore, and the same fabric is used to make new clothing. 

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Process: Through many iterations, I landed on this specific logo design. I wanted the earth to be the main focus of the logo because TexStyle centers around themes of global community and sustainability. I chose to use earthy colors for the typography to tie in these themes.

  • Keys to Ease - black & white logo

  • Keys to Ease - color logo

  • Keys to Ease - color logo (clear PNG)

Keys to Ease Logos (2024)

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Software used: Adobe Express, GarageBand (for podcast)

Keys to Ease is a podcast I created with a previous classmate, Tyrell Scott. Together, we designed the logo for the podcast and created a full episode. I produced the music for the podcast and helped design the logos.

​

Process: Between me and my classmate, my main role was coming up with the overall brand image. I chose bold, recognizable colors for the color-way because I wanted it to reflect the nature of the podcast. To get a feel for the podcast’s brand, check out a sample episode we made below!

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