CLIENT ▸ NMWA, National Museum of Women in the Arts​​​​​​​
ROLE ▸ Art Designer Freelance (Trovit Group, NYC)
SCOPE ▸ Print Design, Visual Identity, Campaign Materials

The Challenge

Create a strong, recognizable visual identity for a cultural campaign with limited time and high visibility  
Balance artistic expression with clarity and communicative impact  
Design visuals that could live across multiple formats while remaining cohesive
Strategic Approach

Define a clear visual territory rooted in rhythm, repetition, and cultural signal
Prioritize immediacy and memorability for campaign environments  
Build a system flexible enough to adapt across media without dilution
Creative Solution

A bold, graphic visual language driven by typography, contrast, and composition  
Visuals designed to feel energetic, expressive, and contemporary  
A campaign identity that communicates mood and intent instantly, even at a distance
Scope & System

Modular composition system adaptable to posters, digital assets, and event visuals  
Strong typographic hierarchy to anchor expressive layouts  
Clear rules for color, spacing, and visual rhythm to ensure consistency
Key Results

A distinctive campaign look with high visual impact  
Strong recognition across different formats and placements  
A system that supported fast rollout without sacrificing quality
Impact & Performance

Increased visibility and memorability of the campaign  
Clear alignment between message, visuals, and audience experience  
A visual identity capable of scaling across touchpoints while remaining coherent
Deliverables

Campaign visual identity  
Poster and print assets  
Digital and social visuals  
Event and promotional materials
Role & Leadership

Brand Design Lead  
Directed campaign identity and visual governance, translating institutional positioning into a high-impact, culturally resonant communication system.
Why This Work Matters

This project demonstrates how a campaign identity can be both expressive and system-driven.

By designing a flexible visual framework rather than isolated assets, the work shows how strong concepts and clear rules enable speed, consistency, and impact in real-world campaign environments.
The logo was designed as a bold, typographic mark—direct, assertive, and built to carry the campaign’s message with clarity and authority.
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