Skillshare Beyond the Logo Challenge Winner: Jody Worthington, Part 1

This afternoon I’m doing a series of posts featuring the winners of the first challenge in my Skillshare class, Beyond the Logo: Crafting a Brand Identity.

Next up is the first place winner, Jody Worthington, a designer currently based in San Francisco. In addition to this feature of her student project, Jody also won all of these prizes and a second post featuring of some of her other work (coming up next).

For Beyond the Logo, Jody developed the identity for Killen’s Barbecue, a Houston restaurant that was actually a real-world client she was working with at the time she enrolled in the class. She did an excellent job of evolving the logo into a versatile system of elements that creates both cohesion and visual interest in the brand’s collateral.

Skillshare: Jody Worthington Pt.1 / on Design Work Life

Skillshare: Jody Worthington Pt.1 / on Design Work Life

Skillshare: Jody Worthington Pt.1 / on Design Work Life

Skillshare: Jody Worthington Pt.1 / on Design Work Life

Skillshare: Jody Worthington Pt.1 / on Design Work Life

Skillshare: Jody Worthington Pt.1 / on Design Work Life

Skillshare: Jody Worthington Pt.1 / on Design Work Life

Skillshare: Jody Worthington Pt.1 / on Design Work Life

Skillshare: Jody Worthington Pt.1 / on Design Work Life

Skillshare: Jody Worthington Pt.1 / on Design Work Life

Skillshare: Jody Worthington Pt.1 / on Design Work Life

More of Jody’s work is coming up, but in the meantime be sure to check her out on Dribbble and Minted.

I know lots of you who are already in the class joined too late to participate in this first challenge, so I will be hosting another one in the next month or so. Keep an eye out! And if you haven’t signed up yet, I’m offering a discount to DWL readers who sign up any time this month. Just enter DWL2014 at checkout for 20% off the total price.

Courtney
Courtney

Courtney is the founder of Design Work Life and Seamless Creative, a small design studio she runs with her husband Brian. She now splits her time between developing brand identities for small businesses and soaking up (and passing along) as much inspiration as she possibly can.

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