Black Hat Gypsy: "We believe the spirituality of being a woman." 

This is the logo I designed for BHG. The majority of the colors within the logo are cool, my reasoning for doing that was to give a calm feeling while looking at it. The red and yellow were added for color contrast and to give the logo the pop it needed.

This is the business card for the CEO of Black Hat Gypsy. I went for a simple look with the logo faded in the background with a burgundy overlay so that the text would contrast nicely over top. The placement of the QR code was hard for me. I finally aligned it with the goddess in the logo to create equal visual symmetry.

For the envelope I decided to go for something more simple. I cropped the logo creating a smaller "sub logo" for future use so that it did not visually take over the envelope. 

Similarly to the envelope I used that sub logo. I aligned all of the text together in the center to give the logo something visually strong to sit on. 

Here is the letter head without the text. A consistent element I am using throughout so far is the font, which is a serif font by the name of Black Melody. It flows visually, and is not only aesthetically pleasing, but is easy to read. 

For the Twitter and Facebook profiles I wanted to go for identical profile pictures to maintain a common theme throughout the pages. I wanted it to differ from the original logo so I added a fading ellipse, while maintaining the cool colors, then finishing with a dark gunmetal black for the background. I still wanted the contrast of the red and yellow to pop.    

Same as the Facebook and Twitter profile pictures, I also wanted to keep the cover photos the same to maintain the same theme. When designing the profile pictures, the ellipse reminded me of the moon. Because the moon is a huge part of Black Hat Gypsy's following and beliefs, I emulated the moon phases like the ellipse behind the logo. All maintaining a common theme without screaming it in the viewers face.