How do you make intellectual property look exciting to young, diverse university students? By completely rethinking the way it’s presented. I designed this campaign from the ground up to break IP out of its stiff, corporate shell and turn it into something fresh, vibrant, and actually engaging.
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I single-handedly created the entire visual identity—bold, poppy colors (pulled from the existing IPIC brand identity), punchy typography, and playful iconography that felt more like a cool underground zine than a legal handbook. The goal? Make IP careers feel accessible, exciting, and open to everyone, not just the usual demographic. Every design choice was intentional, from the sticker-like graphics that made the content feel personal and interactive to the layered, high-energy layouts that kept things visually dynamic. The end result? A campaign that didn’t just look good—it got noticed.