AMOCA logo displayed over an image of the museum exhibit

Sketches and Process

The logo was created using a grid that resembled a curved vase that is often seen in ceramics. This was done to show the moldability of clay and how it can be formed into anything as seen in the museum. 

an image of three event tickets that is overlayed by an image of a staff event badge

My goal with the new logo was to create a logotype that allows each letter to mesh together the way that clay would. Along with the logo, a brochure, tickets, staff event badge, and a full stationary package was created. There is a consistent motif of rounded shapes and lines that mimic the logo to give a molded feel to each item. 

a white building front that had green trim with red paneling that says AMOCA

Specifications and Final Logo

2 full alphabets in caps and lowercase of the fonts Forma DJR Micro bold and Albiona medium
4 color swatches in the shape of blobs with CMYK, RGB, and hex codes
side by side images of redesigned brochure
side by side images of stationary that includes, pencil case, stapler, staples, and paper clips. In the other image a hand holds a business card against a black screen
A large image of stationary that was in the pervious image including a letterhead, envelope, and notebook. The pencil case is being held by a hand with red nail polish and another holding a pen

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