A collection of logo design and branding projects from my time at Activision, Xterio, and Ubisoft.
Not all assets are final. All images and trademarks within are the property of their respective owners.
While working alongside my Creative Director James Hall, we developed an identity for the game studio Overworld. The logo and logomark both reflect portals, which is a key idea that will be carried into the game that Overworld is developing, and the aggressive cuts and halftones are used throughout the rest of the Overworld brand system.
A sample of static assets and templates utilizing the Overworld brand identity, in both light and dark color palettes. Creative Direction and Designs by both James Hall & Brian Wilson
During my time at Xterio, I created the logo for their upcoming game, Black Dawn. The typeface draws inspiration from the art deco cyberpunk setting, while the Japanese translation underneath reenforces its anime inspired visuals and honors the games developers.
A logomark that was created for the Call of Duty® Companion App. The mark evolved overtime to become an evergreen symbol of the Call of Duty franchise as a whole, spanning several game titles. The logomark riffs on Call of Duty’s military themes by using a chevron, but was also agnostic enough to be used across the various time periods (past, present and future) that the games take place in.
A logo design for a zombies themed content update for Call of Duty®: WW2. This logo was featured both in-game on the walls of the Headquarters social area and across a broad range of marketing assets.
A logo for Call of Duty®: WW2’s third DLC pack: United Front. The logo would have end uses ranging from in-game placements, trailers, packaging, social media, and marketing materials.
A refresh of a prior Call of Duty: Days of Summer logo that gave it an era-appropriate WW2 theme.
A collection of miscellaneous logo explorations from various CoD titles that ended up on the cutting room floor.