GreyScale Logo

This is just a black and white version of the same logo.

Artistic Immunity brand ISU Objective

TGG 3M1
Ms.Silverman’s Communications Technology ISU
Kaila Joseph


Artistic Immunity Clothing

Artistic Immunity clothing presents an apparel culture that does just as the brand name states, grants you the ability to represent your cultural and artistically inclined minds through fashion. The brand itself has taken the modern feel of Downtown Toronto and adapted it to a colorful and unique line of street wear. The heart of our diverse city is home to some of the most unique and culturally identifiable apparel in Canada. From our distillery district to the entertainment district, the young citizens of our city represent us in a way no other city can. Artistic Immunity embodies this style, manufactures it, and ships it right back out to the city.


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Packaging Objective

This packaging will feature recognizable imagery and the use of modern graphics to convey the same unique, urban and eye-catching feel that the clothing embodies.

Company Mission Statement

“To provide a fashion outlet unique to the city of Toronto, through recognizable product features and affordable prices.”

I.S.U. Artictic Immuntiy Logo

This is the logo I created for my brand titled " Artistic Immunity ". The reason for this name is explained in the info page I have attatched to another post. I created the symbols using mostly the pen tool, and decided to make the purple and yellow gradient blend because I find it very eyecatching. The logo itself is more of an abstract-initial combination than any other.

Skyline Project

For the skyline project, I came up with a " Skyline Energy Drink" label consisting of a skyline I altered to a multi-color/black fade. I chose to do this because to me, it looks like it represents the fast lights of the entertainment district that the skyline highlights from this angle, it is my favorite part of Toronto. I complemented the skyline with a background that fades from purple to white as I found it matched well.

This is a poster I did for the Lakeshore Nutrition program, it is not going to be included in the official posters, it was just for fun.

Montreal Massacre Anniversary Poster

I created this poster as a means of representing the impact of the montreal massacre, and in rememberance of its occurance 20 years ago this month. For visuals, I used gravestones in combination with the portraits of the 14 women that were killed in this tragic event. I decided to place the quote in the middle for inspiration, and to make those who see this poster stop and think.

Vector Object Assignment

This is the original from the vector assignment. I chose to use a lightbulb because I thought it might be fun to abstract it, and didn't want to choose an object that was too simple. I also did this in a yellow tone.