Trout Lake Little League

Identity Design (Concept Work)

OVERVIEW

Trout Lake Little League is a place for kids in East Vancouver to learn and play baseball. Our goal was to redesign their identity and at least 3 assets for the organization. Our primary audience was young kids and families in East Van. Our secondary audience was current and potential volunteers for the organization.

PROCESS
ROLE

Branding

Web Design

TOOLS

Illustrator

Figma

TEAM

Claire Patten

Thu Nguyen

DURATION

6 weeks

Banner with a tan background with red, orange, turquoise, and charcoal grey shapes. Centered on the banner is navy text that reads "Trout Lake Little League" in all caps.
A dark turquoise jersey with a cream neckline and “Lakers” in all caps. The jersey features a trout with an orange and red graphic.
A turquoise baseball cap with the logo in cream. Orange, turquoise, and red graphics are placed around the hat.
Trout Lake Little League website homepage. The background is cream, and red, turquoise, orange and navy graphics are placed around it.
A cream jersey with a dark turquoise neckline and “Lakers” in all caps. The jersey features a trout with an orange and red graphic.
A flyer for jersey handout day. The background is blue, graphics are turquoise, and text is cream.
A dark turquoise jersey with a cream neckline and “Lakers” in all caps. The jersey features a trout with an orange and red graphic.
A turquoise baseball cap with the logo in cream. Orange, turquoise, and red graphics are placed around the hat.
Trout Lake Little League website homepage. The background is cream, and red, turquoise, orange and navy graphics are placed around it.
A cream jersey with a dark turquoise neckline and “Lakers” in all caps. The jersey features a trout with an orange and red graphic.
A flyer for jersey handout day. The background is blue, graphics are turquoise, and text is cream.
A dark turquoise jersey with a cream neckline and “Lakers” in all caps. The jersey features a trout with an orange and red graphic.
A turquoise baseball cap with the logo in cream. Orange, turquoise, and red graphics are placed around the hat.
Trout Lake Little League website homepage. The background is cream, and red, turquoise, orange and navy graphics are placed around it.
A cream jersey with a dark turquoise neckline and “Lakers” in all caps. The jersey features a trout with an orange and red graphic.
A flyer for jersey handout day. The background is blue, graphics are turquoise, and text is cream.
ROLE

Branding

Web Design

TOOLS

Illustrator

Figma

TEAM

Claire Patten

Thu Nguyen

DURATION

6 weeks

OVERVIEW

Trout Lake Little League is a place for kids in East Vancouver to learn and play baseball. Our goal was to redesign their identity and at least 3 assets for the organization. Our primary audience was young kids and families in East Van. Our secondary audience was current and potential volunteers for the organization.

RESEARCH


My research included taking field observations at Trout Lake and East Van and researching the visual identities of other baseball teams. My teammates looked at historical archives, critiqued the team's current identity, and created stakeholder profiles. We found MiLB logos to be a good source of inspiration as their mascot-focused identities would be suitable for a kids team. We decided to lean on the expressive culture of East Vancouver as our main visual inspiration.

RESEARCH


My research included taking field observations at Trout Lake and East Van and researching the visual identities of other baseball teams. My teammates looked at historical archives, critiqued the team's current identity, and created stakeholder profiles. We found MiLB logos to be a good source of inspiration as their mascot-focused identities would be suitable for a kids team. We decided to lean on the expressive culture of East Vancouver as our main visual inspiration.

RESEARCH


My research included taking field observations at Trout Lake and East Van and researching the visual identities of other baseball teams. My teammates looked at historical archives, critiqued the team's current identity, and created stakeholder profiles. We found MiLB logos to be a good source of inspiration as their mascot-focused identities would be suitable for a kids team. We decided to lean on the expressive culture of East Vancouver as our main visual inspiration.