This post has a selection of visual identity assets I made for Bichos Geeks, a gaming website with periodical podcasts and reviews, co-created by me and @emeagate.
We’ve always enjoyed games and collaborated with friends in other gaming portals. In 2016 we launched our own website and podcast, complete with YouTube material and live streams @ Twitch.
Softwares:Illustrator, Photoshop, Premiere and After Effects
Development
Banners, covers and headers
Covers and headers ready for all social networks.Podcast banners and covers: Testing how several formats and compositions would work in different sites.
Goat and Racoon mascots
Our mascots, goat and raccoon, appear in headers and ads, and can be animated or assembled into several different posesBichos Geeks went through several logos and styles before reaching its final form. Testing color schemes was fun!Raccoons are silent, delicate types (and will wash everything in water if allowed); while goats are energetic, curious and vocal whenever they can.
I’ve also come up with ideas on how to integrate their expressions + our own personalities into a single image. And thus our virtual ambassadors were born.
Launch Illustration
Our Teaser, posted a few days before releasing the whole site, shows a bit of our personality: Raccoon enjoys using controllers (even on PC!), the goat is usually painting on her Nintendo 3DS, and the koala is an avid geek culture consumer.
Motion design – Youtube Intro
I also made a quick animated intro to use in our live streams and YouTube material.
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