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Suri Energy Guide

Surinder­pal and I collab­o­rat­ed thought­ful­ly as we devel­oped a unique image for the brand. We wanted Suri Energy Guide to stand out amongst the holistic business commu­ni­ty. Our part­ner­ship ended up culti­vat­ing an iconic look and attrac­tive presen­ta­tion that will continue to propel the company and its mission forward.

The final Suri Energy Guide logo. The playful hand-drawn nature suggests approach­a­bil­i­ty. The orange-yellow color radiates energy.
Addi­tion­al stacked versions of the Suri Energy Guide logo.

Print and Web Properties

Once the Suri Energy Guide logo was estab­lished I set out to construct a visual system for all typical media. The use of kraft paper played well with the whim­si­cal char­ac­ter of the logo. Suri and I felt that acces­si­bil­i­ty in all core media channels was a critical compo­nent of the brand. We wanted poten­tial clients to feel like Suri’s space in the yoga and energy commu­ni­ty was extreme­ly approachable.

Handbooks and Certificates

Suri required a number of print resources for work­shops and general promo­tion. The projects put my type­set­ting skills to work. Through all my work with Suri Energy Guide I’ve limited all pieces to just a couple fonts. The controlled approach to the type system has helped further define the brand.

Social Media

Humble Hearts Co.

Suri’s vision for creating a commu­ni­ty service arm of Suri Energy Guide culmi­nat­ed in the forma­tion of Humble Hearts Co. The collec­tive required a mark and brand all its own. The icon we formed repre­sents the entity’s mission of humble folks coming together and serving community.

Final Humble Hearts Co. logo in white. The logo was inspired by the flower of life and its doily-like appearance.

Logo Variations and Colors

Humble Hearts Co. icon and wide logo.

The original thought behind Humble Hearts Co. was that a number of indi­vid­u­als would be contribut­ing to the collec­tive group. This meant that many hands would be touching pieces of the identity. Setting up general guide­lines and direc­tion for the orga­ni­za­tion was imperative.

Addi­tion­al vari­a­tions of the Humble Hearts Co. logo. We worked the mark in a variety of forma­tions so that the logo could be used in any setting.

I set Suri up with a number of differ­ent logos and a color guide that she could provide to contrib­u­tors working with her commu­ni­ty service collective.

Recom­mend­ed colors to be used for print collateral.

Logo Development and Process

An anima­tion showing some early explo­rations of the Humble Hearts Co. icon.

Forms and Collateral

“Save Me, the Bee” Initiative

The “Save Me, the Bee” project encour­aged planting organic seeds to raise aware­ness of the declin­ing honey bee popu­la­tion. I designed and produced stickers to promote the initiative.

Designs gener­at­ed for the “Save Me, the Bee” initia­tive. I cut vinyl stickers that Humble Hearts Co. gave to volunteers.

Social Media

A variety of artwork was created to announce the Humble Hearts Co. “Healer of the Month”, promote “Women’s Night” events, and share powerful quotes. I enacted some rules for each differ­ent post category.

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