So the following images are samples of some of the design work I did for a Colombian technology start-up called Qinaya. Although I wanted to post a sort of story on how the development the final designs came to be, I was a bit short on time and sadly lost some of the original files that I used for development, so this post will have to do.

First up is the official logo for the start-up itself.

Because the start-up was a technology company, I decided it was appropriate for the font to be bold, not only to keep up with the recent trend (looking at you Google) of bold type in tech companies, but to demonstrate the novelty of the company.

The logo icon on the left was originated from the product objective of the company: It was supposed to create a full technology media ecosystem centered around its product, a little box, much like the square in the logo, that potentially served as a multipurpose technology product.

Because it is always a good rule of thumb to create a logo that has a flexible design depending on the use (and because I wouldn't have it any other way), the logo was created to always have at the very least three main variants for official use. The other two can be found below.

Lastly, as part of the design work, I was asked to create logos for two of the most prominent applications offered by the Qinaya product. The logos, in their two respective variants, can be found below.