Junta de Andulacia

I worked on a project for a competition open to 20 creative agencies in Spain. I was honored to collaborate with my Creative Director, Juan Benitez, to create a proposal. Unfortunately, the logo we designed was not chosen. However, I gained valuable skills and was grateful for the opportunity.

 

Throughout this project, I was entrusted with the task of meticulously adhering to specific design guidelines and stringent requirements. The most significant challenge was to honor the history of the current logo, which has its origins in the Andalusian Coat of Arms (see the transition in the first image below).

 

Requirements included adapting the logo to a wide selection of iterations for each of the Andalusian government's councils, patterns for media banners, and a formally printed design proposal. In addition, each iteration was presented in three formats (JPG, PNG, and TIFF) and two PPI (96 and 300).

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[I do not have the full artwork of council adaptations and final proposal to display;

however, you can see a few iterations below.]

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