THE CHALLENGE: Sage Cohen had been wearing lots of hats for years — she was a commercial writer as well as a published poet and had recently been teaching with her own curriculum for creative writing and living with divorce. She needed a logo system to represent all her hats while still feeling uniquely hers. This system should feel welcoming, exuberant, and creative — just like Sage herself!
THE SOLUTION: Sage's own handwriting was the inspiration for her very personal logo mark! Her signature letterforms combined with friendly sans serif typeface made a bold and unique statement. Each of her hats — we called them focus areas now — was represented with a different color for easy categorization. Playful graphics and patterns were developed to be integrated across future materials, many of which derived from drawings from Sage. The final identity has lasted years and continues to grow with the Sage Cohen brand to this day.
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Primary logo
Other logo color variations (one for each focus area)
Alternate logo with color variations
Supporting graphics, patterns, buttons, and typography
Letterhead / Envelopes (stamp and printed) / Stickers
Business cards (one for each focus area)
Interactive workbook
