Living On Mission is a growing Christian podcast that seeks to share the truth of the gospel through testimonies and scripture. Their founder and host, Brayden, reached out to Kate Mitchell Creative as he was seeking a professional visual brand and a developed website on Squarespace. His ultimate desire for the podcast was to begin investing in its growth so that it can reach more people with the hope of Jesus Christ and biblical truth through the podcast episodes, social media, and the website through blog posts.
BRAND | WEBSITE
Logo Design
The primary logo design in this brand design was one of our favorite parts. The movement and placement of the typography creates a unique layout while also creating an easy unit to place anywhere for the brand to show up. I designed the lettering in a manner that felt relevant to multiple generations of both men and women. The logo was also created to be timeless and versatile. I created a secondary and wordmark logo as well for Living On Mission to have some variety across mediums and orientations.
The backpack icon design was one of the previous concepts that Living On Mission wanted to bring forward with this refresh. I created this new and organic iconography that plays a key role in the brand personality. The backpack is a simple symbol for quick brand recognition while also introducing another design element that brings an authentic and welcoming aesthetic to the ideal target audience.
Icon Design
Mood Board
At the beginning of the brand development process, I created this mood board based on the vision and design preferences of Living On Mission. I was inspired by the nature imagery as it relates to the purpose of the podcast in helping people live sacrificially for the gospel in their daily walk of life. The mood board set the tone for the rest of the visual elements to follow.
Color Palette
The only color that was requested by Living On Mission was the light mint green. I kept that green tone in the final palette and then added additional varying blues and green to cater towards good contrast. The colors were heavily inspired by the nature theme of the mood board. They catered towards the specific symbolic concept of a journey across the ocean for the podcast listeners to connect with.