Languages and Translation Club
- My role
- Visual Identity Designer
I designed the visual identity for the Languages and Translation Club at King Khalid University. My work included logo and color alternatives, a usage guide and print templates. The club approved a version of the identity.
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The work in detail
- I prepared three logo configurations: a horizontal lockup, a stacked lockup and the symbol alone. Each is available in green, green and tan, black, and white.
- The guide shows how to use the mark on photographs and on light and dark backgrounds. It specifies the colors and seven weights of the Tajawal typeface.
- I prepared templates for a badge, certificates, envelopes, a notepad and letterhead, including an editable letterhead.
- The two identity proposals show the scope going from 16 listed items to 13. Both retain horizontal and vertical marks, colour specifications, Arabic and English typography, and core stationery. The second offer no longer lists pattern design, the business card or the item labelled “File” separately.Languages and Translation Club identity proposals · p. 2 in both versions