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Brand & Identity | Girl Power Sport

Question

How can a brand capture the spirit of young women striving for greatness and make it feel tangible across every touchpoint?

Exploration

Working with the founder, I helped define what “girl power” meant for the company. Together, we outlined three pillars that would guide the brand: the power to play, the power to change, and the power to thrive. The goal was to create an identity that not only communicated these values but also inspired the audience to engage with them.

Expression

I redesigned the logo, updating the founder’s original design into a stronger, more flexible identity. I developed the rest of the visual system, including typography, color, and photography guidelines, to ensure the brand could communicate consistently across all materials. To launch the brand, I also created a video that introduced Girl Power Sport to the world, bringing the pillars and values to life in motion.

Meaning

The refreshed identity and launch materials gave Girl Power Sport a clear, confident presence. The brand now communicates its core values visually and emotionally, helping young women feel inspired and empowered to play, change, and thrive.

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Art Direction | Stylish Superlatives

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Question

How can we capture the excitement and individuality of a new school year — not just through products, but through personality?

Exploration

Drawing inspiration from classic senior superlatives, we reimagined the idea for a younger audience. I led our creative team of stylists, designers, writers, and photographers to develop a concept that celebrated character and confidence. Each child was photographed portrait-style, allowing personality and playfulness to take center stage.

Expression

The campaign launched with a feature email introducing the theme and visual system, followed by a series of social and Pinterest pieces that expanded the story. Every asset worked together to highlight the diversity and energy of our young “class,” creating a cohesive and lighthearted celebration of back-to-school style.

Meaning

At its heart, this campaign honored the individuality that makes every kid shine. It reminded parents and kids alike that back to school isn’t just about new clothes — it’s about returning as your best self, ready to stand out.

Campaign: Back To School for zulily
Art Director: JP Flores
Copywriter: Matthew Schnirman
Producer: Jessica Roe
Photography: Matt Villanueva
Styling: Blanca Martinez
Graphic Design: Mackenzie Maynes


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