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End of year giving campaign for the National Center for Civil and Human Rights. The Center's logo sits over a rust-orange duotone photo of an older man in a suit jacket walking and talking with two smiling women on a sunny plaza. One woman is holding a pair of scissors, likely from a ribbon cutting.
National Center for Civil and Human Rights social media strategy and management. The center's orange and white logo sits over a black-and-white photo of a young girl with long braids studying an exhibit wall titled "What's Your Ethical Footprint?"
Brand concepts for Slutty Vegan. The wordmark, in bold white brush script with a jagged red outline, sits over an olive-green duotone photo of a person in a cap holding two large foil-wrapped vegan burgers toward the camera.
Advocacy video series for the Georgia Primary Care Association. The association's logo, interlocking blue shapes forming a diamond with green accents above a blue wordmark, sits over a dark green duotone photo of a brick community health clinic with Mercy Care signage.
Event branding for Power to Inspire 2025, the National Center for Civil and Human Rights' annual gala. The bold white title, with "2025" in orange, sits over a large orange stylized flower, set against a blue duotone photo of the packed ballroom, where guests in formal wear fill numbered round tables.
Unforgettables brand film. The logo, a gold gift box with a teal ribbon and a magenta butterfly bow that doubles as the "U" in the gold wordmark, with the tagline "sweets to remember," sits over a plum-toned overhead photo of glazed bundt cakes.
Sunsmoke Cafe brand identity. The logo, a gold crescent sun with a curl of flame inside and teardrop-shaped rays, sits above a white arched wordmark, over a deep green duotone photo of older men gathered at long tables in a tiled cafe.
Be-Ruth website redesign. The Be-Ruth logo, a butterfly with purple, cyan, green, and magenta wings beside a script wordmark and the tagline "Building Self in STEAM," sits over a purple-toned photo of someone working on a laptop that shows the redesigned homepage, headlined "We encourage and empower girls in STEAM!"
Event branding for Truth on the Rocks, a National Center for Civil and Human Rights event. The center's logo sits above the Truth on the Rocks logo, a bold white "Truth" outlined in navy with "on the Rocks" in orange script beside a tilted rocks glass of ice. It sits over an amber-toned photo of a nighttime event, where a woman in a black blazer and a tie printed with civil rights-era imagery dances with her eyes closed, lost in the music.
Heal On the Mic Experience (HOMexp) event branding and brand film. The gold and white logo, with a broadcast signal icon in place of the "O," sits over a purple-toned portrait of a woman in a patterned headwrap, face lifted and smiling with ease.
Marketing campaign for The People's Game: Soccer & Human Rights Exhibit at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights. The center's logo sits above the title, which appears in distressed white stencil lettering on a rough black brushstroke banner, with the subtitle in yellow. It's set over a yellow-green duotone photo of the exhibit's wall of soccer jerseys, one reading "Refugees Welcome."
The Red Door brand film. The elegant white serif wordmark, framed by double horizontal lines with an ornamental flourish above, sits over a deep red-toned photo of a lush floral arrangement of roses, orchids, and blossoms.
National Center for Civil and Human Rights design creative. The center's logo, an orange rectangle with a single horizontal line beside a bold white wordmark, sits over a rust-orange duotone photo of its angular, modern building in downtown Atlanta.
Sprinkle Dawson Law brand identity. The logo, an interlocking S and D monogram in periwinkle above a white wordmark, sits over a navy-toned photo of two women smiling at each other across a table, notebooks open, mid-conversation.

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