Evan Iuzzolino

Up until the time I attended college at the Tyler School of Art at Temple University in Philadelphia, prior to my obsession with art and design, my entire life had revolved around motocross racing. I started racing when I was 10 years old, repping the number 413 throughout my entire motocross career. I was always fascinated with the aesthetics of the sport, and the many logos plastered around the races. Between the bike graphics, trailers, and even around the actual track itself, you would constantly find yourself deeply intrenched in branding. I spent much of my time away from racing during school doodling logos I had seen around the track. It wasn’t until my first graphic design course in college that I realized I could do that professionally, and the rest was history.

Today, I specialize in typographic logos, branding, packaging, and murals. No matter the application, my goal is to help brands establish a premium feel, and a unique personality to provide their audience an experience worth remembering.