Mckenna’s Rae of Hope Project

Meet Mckenna’s Rae of Hope Foundation

Mckenna’s Rae of Hope was founded in 2017 after Mckenna Rae Johnson took her life, and the Kearney Community was drastically impacted. The foundation’s mission is to foster awareness, resilience, and social change in hopes that these will help prevent suicide. The foundation has flourished and has become a well-known suicide prevention foundation in central Nebraska.

My Ideas and Brand Guide to Follow

Posters

Create two to three posters that are eye-catching and informative about mental health.

Apparel

Create two sweatshirts and one journal that represents hope and involvement.

Outdoor Component

Create two outdoor components that are hopeful and use strong typography for quick, eye-catching views.

Logo

Create a logo for Mckenna’s Rae of Hope that includes sun or rays in it and make sure it matches the mission of Mckenna’s Rae of Hope

The color gold evokes a sense of richness, opulence, and grandeur. It can evoke feelings of celebration, achievement, sophistication, and refinement.

The color turquoise often evokes a sense of calmness, serenity, and tranquility. Turquoise can also evoke feelings of rejuvenation and balance, offering peace and harmony to those who encounter it.

Magenta exudes a vibrant energy that is both bold and alluring. Magenta is often associated with uniqueness and individuality, captivating attention and sparking imagination.

Light lavender embodies a delicate and soothing emotional essence. It evokes feelings of tranquility, calmness, and relaxation.

Lavender evokes a subtle yet enchanting presence that inspires peace and harmony, encouraging introspection and emotional balance.

The color navy evokes a sense of depth, stability, reassurance, security, and strength. Navy is a versatile hue capable of conveying both calmness and purposeful determination.

Kohinoor Telugu:

Used for subheadings for body text and body text.

Selfie Neue Round:

Used for expressive text and headings/subheadings.

Rama Gothic M:

Used for headings and subheadings.

Logo Rules

The logo works well with any brand color, but avoid using Magenta (#E54285) on a Gold (#F3B94B) background. Also, it’s best not to mix Turquoise (#54B1B0) and Lavender (#8280D8) as they clash, making it hard to read when one is the logo and the other is the background color.

Keep Your Mind Healthy Poster
Mckenna’s Rae of Hope Crewnecks