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ajea®


Visual Designer
2019-Present


︎︎︎ Alan Enriquez, also known as "ajea" (an abbreviation of my full name), is a visual and interaction designer with a strong emphasis on creating visual identities, graphics, user experiences, publications, and various other printed and digital materials. He is based in Seattle, WA, and is currently freelancing.



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*Disclaimer* specific information and aspects of this internship are currently ongoing and concealed under NDA and cannot be showcased.





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Jordan Brand Product Graphics

Summer (2022)



Role: Graphics & Concepts Intern

Tools: Figma, Miro, Adobe Creative

Guided by: Serifcan Ozcan, Senior  Director of Concepts and Graphics

Nemanja Jehlicka, Design Director
of Product Graphics 




During my internship with Nike and Jordan Brand, I had the unique opportunity to engage in three distinct project types, spanning from conceptual design to graphics and branding design. I honed my skills alongside artists, inventors, and specialists, striving to elevate the athlete's experience. Beyond design, I conducted meticulous consumer research, collaborated with cross-functional teams, and created hyperlocal products, all while maintaining a keen understanding of brand history and trends. My role encompassed every aspect of the design process, from concept ideation to timely project completion, driven by a passion for innovation and storytelling and enabled by strong communication and organizational skills. My journey was marked by a relentless commitment to excellence and a deep passion for storytelling through design.







001. Jordan Flight School (Logo Design)



Roselle Catholic HS Lions X Jordan Flight School (Video/RC.Basketball/PerstigeTV




Design Process:




Jordan Elite Badge Identity

The project aimed to create a distinctive sponsorship badge for elite high school basketball teams within Jordan Flight Schools, representing the program's core identity and appealing to both students and educational institutions. The badge needed to establish consistent branding, differentiating Jordan Brand-sponsored programs from non-sponsored ones, while also being adaptable for gym branding and apparel. The overarching goal was to infuse a fresh and unique aesthetic, setting it apart from existing logos like the Nike Elite Badge or other Jordan sponsorship logos.



            
Crafting the Essence of Jordan

In the logo design process, we delved into the essence of Jordan Brand, aiming to capture what it means to be the best and translate that essence into an emblem of honor for our sponsorship. We crafted a badge that not only adheres to the core brief requirements but is also inspired by the ideals of unity, teamwork, and completeness. We reimagined the logo with six segments, where five of these segments symbolize the players on the court while the sixth embodies the coach, showcasing the unity between players and coaches, reminiscent of the legendary duo of MJ and Phil Jackson. Each segment also pays homage to the six rings MJ won during his illustrious career, serving as a testament to his greatness.




Jordan Flight School x Nike NYHQ:

Jordan Flight School X Nike NYHQ Media (Photo/Dave’s Joint
8 teams, 1 goal, 1 Family @jumpman23(Photo/Nodaysoff



Jordan Flight School X Nike NYHQ (Photo/Dave’s Joint



 Coach Chris “Lethal Shooter” Matthews (Photo/Dave’s Joint

Players from Canarsie working out (Photo/Dave’s Joint



Players from Roselle Catholic rejoice in celebration. (Photo/Dave’s Joint




002. Jordan Brand X Satou Sabally – Logo Design (Coming Soon) 

*Concealed under NDA and cannot be showcased.




003. Jordan Flight‘24 – Apparel Design (Coming Soon) 


*Concealed under NDA and cannot be showcased.






 

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