Client: Houston Association for Communication Disorders
Format: Logo
Design Objective: The Houston Association for Communication Disorders wanted to update its look for the website and promotional materials. The work they do focuses on speech and hearing pathology so I chose to represent those senses with simple silhouettes. The client requested bright colors and a clean design to freshen up their image.
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