
Venture Fellows Program
Entrepreneurs vs. Climate Change
The Venture Fellows Program is Larta Institute's nine-month accelerator empowers diverse innovators to develop solutions that enhance community resilience against climate change. Providing guidance, resources, and funding, the program fosters collaboration among visionary entrepreneurs to drive real-world impact. Companies like Aquaria, Kind Designs (funded by Mark Cuban), and Prosperity Market are examples of the program’s success.
I played a key role in shaping the program’s identity through branding, web design, digital promotion, and creating a mural that became a defining visual for the program’s mission.
Explore the design journey below!
Bringing the Venture Fellows Vision to Life
Through Art and Design
The Venture Fellows Program was designed to align with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, and its branding drew inspiration from the colors and themes of these global objectives. As I worked on the program’s visual identity, I focused on reflecting various aspects of climate change and progress, particularly in urban environments. The centerpiece of this effort was a dynamic mural I created, which incorporates elements like the earth, farming, wind and solar energy, water, cities, acid rain, and a woman representing Mother Nature. This piece embodies the program’s mission and can be rearranged to fit a variety of backdrops, whether horizontal, vertical, or square, offering flexibility and versatility in presentation.
Building on this visual foundation, I also designed new website assets, illustrated to represent the program’s three main categories: Clean Energy, Air, and Water; Food Security and Zero Hunger; and Safe, Inclusive, and Sustainable Cities. These elements were thoughtfully crafted to visually convey the program’s commitment to tackling critical global challenges. Through these contributions, I helped bring the Venture Fellows Program's mission to life with a vibrant and cohesive visual identity.