
How I let pride for my hometown bloom into a brand-new identity for my home.
Introduction
For this assignment we were tasked with rebranding our hometowns Portsmouth is a small town in Rhode Island that consists of 4 islands and has a homely feel and rich colonial history. Scattered all around Portsmouth are mementos and memories of the past, everywhere you go has a story to tell, but the town does not share this with visitors in its branding. This project works to change that.
The Project
-Research Portsmouth RI
-Create a logo for Portsmouth
-Create a trifold brochure that informs visitors of the town
-Create 2 stylized posters for events in Portsmouth
The Logo
The Brochure
Starting at the front I used a red, white and blue color scheme that is related to Portsmouth school color schemes as well as the towns logo colors to block out space for the logo an image, and a welcoming phrase. The image flowed onto the back of the brochure where the town’s social links and town hall hours cell and address. The inside contained an introduction to the town on the inner fold and then had information on yearly events, activities, and a short history of Portsmouth’s founding by Anne Hutchinson, the first female founder of a town in the US.



The posters
Each poster design was for its own event but both share design properties such as use of textured backgrounds, flat playful graphics, and a general text hierarchy that values event-place-date-cost-extra because the main purpose of the poster is to attract attention and sell the event. The events used are Escobar Farms yearly fireworks as well as the St Barnabas Festival.

