San Bernardino Valley College
San Bernardino Valley College is a key bridge for students in the San Bernardino/Riverside to pursue their dreams.
ABOUT
San Bernardino Valley College serves as a key gateway for students in the Riverside/San Bernardino areas seeking opportunities and career growth. The College consistently seeks ways to enhance the on-campus experience, branding, core messaging, and production efficiency.
GOALS
Develop On-Campus branding for new and existing initiatives that drive campus pride and attendance.
Develop Experiential-Items such as promotional materials, giveaways, event creative, and more to drive excitement and engagement with faculty and students.
Assist in creative direction and feedback, creating style guides, campaign Guidelines, and creative coordination.
CENTENNIAL CAMPAIGN
GOALS
To create a logo and campaign that celebrated the century of community and excellence that SBVC has brought to the region.
the “Artesanado” Patterning can be found inside the auditorium and around campus - A distinct representation of the college that was used for visual elements.
Contributions
Logo Design
Brand Identity/Patterns
Final Design Files and Event Support
SUMMARY
For the 100th year of the college, I developed a brand identity featuring the college main symbols, patterns found in the historic sites of the campus, and elements of the local community.
The Main Auditorium is the most prominent figure and oldest building on the campus, making it a key element to visually identify the college’s history.
CAMPUS BUILDING WRAPS
Contributions
Artwork
Layout/Design
Final Print Production
SUMMARY
Showcasing Imagery and key events of the campus to provide school pride and interest while covering up construction or in-progress areas.
The map and graphic was made to be applied to multiple formats and different events - a great way for students to showcase their school pride.
Contributions
Artwork
Layout/Design
Final Print Production
“DOODLE MAP”
SUMMARY
to highlight the opening day of SBVC’s Spring Semester, the team wanted to showcase a map of the campus but done in a hand-drawn and “doodle” artstyle.
