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Medium: Print, Web

Email Karma works directly with businesses who maintain client email lists, ensuring that they use best practices.

The main theme that the client wanted to portray is that “EK” can assist any business in rehabilitating their client list to rebuild trust. I felt the best way to achieve the blended idea of positive karma with rehabilitation was to incorporate the Yin-Yang symbol into the graphic. From there, I worked in 2 emails with one facing towards flames (sad expression) and then one with a halo (smiling). For the final touch, the positive email and the Karma text were set in a warm golden yellow. The client loved the result. Additional touches included a semi-customized font that mimicked the icon slightly in its LK combo, thus allowing it to stand on its own at times. The style of the font was closely matched to the angles and curves within the icon.

Brand mark

Full icon with text

T-shirt concept

About Paul

From an early age, I was influenced by my father’s books on mechanics and architecture, along with his work in construction. Systems and patterns became part of my makeup and still shape how I see the world. While I explored creative expression through several mediums, it was my introduction to the Macintosh in high school that set me on the path to digital design.

PaulGrantDesigns reflects the foundational aspects of my 20+ years in design — from branding and illustration to campaigns, storyboards, iconography, and infographics. As UX and UI grew in prominence, I transitioned fully into digital product design and, more recently, into AI, now showcased on my sister site — www.GrantUX.com.

Contact

416.817.4429 | Email Me

Artwork is client-owned and shown solely for creative demonstration.

Email KarmaLogo

Medium: Print, Web

Email Karma works directly with businesses who maintain client email lists, ensuring that they use best practices.

The main theme that the client wanted to portray is that “EK” can assist any business in rehabilitating their client list to rebuild trust. I felt the best way to achieve the blended idea of positive karma with rehabilitation was to incorporate the Yin-Yang symbol into the graphic. From there, I worked in 2 emails with one facing towards flames (sad expression) and then one with a halo (smiling). For the final touch, the positive email and the Karma text were set in a warm golden yellow. The client loved the result. Additional touches included a semi-customized font that mimicked the icon slightly in its LK combo, thus allowing it to stand on its own at times. The style of the font was closely matched to the angles and curves within the icon.

Brand mark

Full icon with text

T-shirt concept

Contact

416.817.4429 | Email Me

Artwork is client-owned and shown solely for creative demonstration.

About Paul

From an early age, I was influenced by my father’s books on mechanics and architecture, along with his work in construction. Systems and patterns became part of my makeup and still shape how I see the world. While I explored creative expression through several mediums, it was my introduction to the Macintosh in high school that set me on the path to digital design.

PaulGrantDesigns reflects the foundational aspects of my 20+ years in design — from branding and illustration to campaigns, storyboards, iconography, and infographics. As UX and UI grew in prominence, I transitioned fully into digital product design and, more recently, into AI, now showcased on my sister site — www.GrantUX.com.

Email KarmaLogo

Medium: Print, Web

Email Karma works directly with businesses who maintain client email lists, ensuring that they use best practices.

The main theme that the client wanted to portray is that “EK” can assist any business in rehabilitating their client list to rebuild trust. I felt the best way to achieve the blended idea of positive karma with rehabilitation was to incorporate the Yin-Yang symbol into the graphic. From there, I worked in 2 emails with one facing towards flames (sad expression) and then one with a halo (smiling). For the final touch, the positive email and the Karma text were set in a warm golden yellow. The client loved the result. Additional touches included a semi-customized font that mimicked the icon slightly in its LK combo, thus allowing it to stand on its own at times. The style of the font was closely matched to the angles and curves within the icon.

Brand mark

Full icon with text

T-shirt concept