Until now, She Mighty had only existed as an instagram account. Working directly with the founder, I created the company’s first logo, brand and website.
In my research before we started, any search for the term “she” resulted in virtually opposite iconography from the word “mighty” — which produced almost exclusively masculine results.
Even though the pronoun “she” is in the name, we agreed that we did not want to create a brand that was defined by the typical aesthetics of femininity vs. masculinity.
After we agreed on the direction, I set out to create something that eschewed the traditional male-dominant image of “mighty”.
The image of a flexing arm is a powerful and appropriate icon—it felt like the right solution from the off, but it was important to execute it differently.
After sketching out options on paper, I had the narrower, more tapered bicep image that I wanted, which I then traced digitally using a pen tablet.
Once we had the logo that we wanted, we agreed on a simple, bright, and energetic color palette, paired with a strong, bold font, geometric splashes, and spacious, minimal layout design.