The logo design is rooted in Hanze’s existing brand, using their main color to ensure consistency while allowing flexibility to work across various backgrounds and applications. It contains a subtle infinity shape that symbolizes ongoing growth and evolution, creating a simple yet meaningful mark that aligns with the university’s vision.

Following the logo, I was asked to design the cover for their teacher’s magazine. For this, I developed a layered illustration that combines graphic elements like bursts, gradients, stripes, and cartoon hands holding balloons. The style draws from pop art influences to create a playful and celebratory composition. Additionally, I designed a series of postcards inspired by this visual language, featured within the magazine as part of the anniversary campaign.