promotional graphic design
Logo Design
Cakes By A Scisney is the labor of love and Life Forever’s confectionery division headed by The Director. She has created various desserts for family and friends for over a decade, but after a few health concerns in recent years, she needed to shift to a gluten-free diet. After several tests of various flours and other non-gluten containing ingredients, The Director successfully converted her craft to an allergy-friendly business that promotes flavor and enjoyment first!
Visit the Cakes By A Scisney menu and Instagram page to view the projects and possibilities!
MOCKUPS
Official Georgia License Plate of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
“After answering a state-wide call shortly after joining, I had the honor of designing the official Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity license plate used in the State of Georgia. Originally submitted with a simpler design, I made additional revisions years later when more artistic options were available.
I’ve never been a car guy, but I love seeing my art travel 70-plus miles down the freeway, and I’ll take a self-designed plate over rims any day.” - DeForrest
Event, Logo, Promotional Designs, and Championship Belt Design created by DeForrest
Life Forever’s First Live Event
The Coldest Arts is a fundraising arts event and live-painting tournament put together in collaboration of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. • Rho Kappa Lambda Chapter; Life Forever, LLC; and Art By Chris Williams to benefit the Rho Kappa Lambda Educational Foundation (RKLEF).
Featuring the various talents of the Gwinnett County and Greater Atlanta community as musicians and spoken word poets, all headlined by acrylic painters facing off in "art-rounds" with the audience deciding the best of the best, it is truly the “Coldest of All Art Shows.”
Visit the Instagram page to learn more.
Flyer Design
HBCU Initiative Logo
With the upcoming launch of the Greater Atlanta HBCU College Fair, the Rho Kappa Lambda Educational Foundation (RKLEF) requested a logo for Alpha Phi Alpha brothers to display for its new HBCU Initiative. It has ranged from being used on shirts for the annual fair all the way to a few national TV appearances as lapel pins.