Radials (2024-2026)

In 2023, I led the introduction of Radials into GARP’s product marketing strategy—a visual system designed to revitalize the company’s identity and strengthen product differentiation. The new aesthetic unified GARP’s presence across print, web, and video, setting the creative foundation that would continue to evolve over the following three years.

Radials Branding Presentation

This presentation highlights the strategic thinking behind the Radials brand refresh. Although each product was already color-coded, users were sometimes registering for the wrong product due to visual similarity. Introducing radials added distinctive shapes for each product, helping users differentiate them more easily and reducing confusion.

Party Patterns

Each product received a unique radial pattern, dubbed the “Party Pattern.” Applied across study materials and social media templates, it made each product instantly recognizable.

2024 FRM Study Material covers.

GARP’s study materials are downloaded by thousands of candidates preparing for their certification exams each year.

SIDELINES

An ad for the “Make Your Move” campaign.

MAKE YOUR MOVE

FRM logo tag.

2024 SCR Study Material covers.

Video intros

Animations created for the start of RAI and SCR videos on GARP’s eLearning platform to enhance engagement and brand consistency.

QUOTE TILES

Product branded social media tiles.

Radial + Line Patterns

Overlaying the radial patterns over the line patterns allowed for striking visuals against black or white.

2025 Radials Update Presentation

This presentation explores the strategic thinking behind the 2025 brand evolution, adding dimensional radials and colorful, textured backgrounds.

2025 FRM study materials

2025 SCR and RAI study materials

2025 website tour highlighting the radial imagery and custom assets created for the site.

2026 FRM Textbooks
For 2026, I envisioned fully realized 3D, grain-textured Radials using Adobe Project Neo, with a color accent guiding users through the series. Part I features bright tones and horizontal motion as radials move along the tube, while Part II shifts to darker tones with vertical ascent, creating a dynamic, immersive experience across the printed book series.