Camden Silva

Graphis New Talent 2025 Award: Honorable Mention | Logo Design

I'm a graphic designer focused on branding, typography and visual systems. I’m drawn to creating work that is clear, structured and intentional. Design that doesn’t just look good, but holds together across real applications. I enjoy turning ideas into something people can interact with, whether through physical pieces, campaigns, or digital experiences. Through the UNT graphic design program, I’ve developed a hands-on, detail-driven approach with a focus on building cohesive systems. I’m currently seeking internship opportunities in branding where I can contribute, collaborate, and continue developing thoughtful, functional design.

Redesign for YETI bottles, packaging and storage. YETI’s existing product line lacks a system specifically designed for tradespeople. This concept addresses that gap by creating a cohesive product line built around durability, organization and real-world use. The solution extends across packaging, product design and digital experience, ensuring consistency while supporting how tools are actually stored, transported, and used on the job.

Identity system for a mobile pet service in purple and neon green, including a dog treats, a truck wrap, an app, collars. Mobile pet services often lack a strong, recognizable brand across touchpoints. Run & Wag solves this by establishing a bold, cohesive identity system that translates seamlessly from vehicle graphics to app UI and packaging. The use of color, pattern, and clear hierarchy creates high visibility, builds trust, and ensures a consistent experience across physical and digital interactions.

Layouts of a publication about Kodak. Kodak’s legacy is rich but complex, making it difficult to communicate clearly in a long-form format. This publication solves that by using a structured layout system, strong typographic hierarchy, and intentional pacing to guide the reader. The design balances archival content with clarity, making the story accessible while maintaining visual consistency throughout.

Rebranding project for Andy's Frozen Custard with new signage, specialty ad items, menus and printed packaging. Andy’s Frozen Custard's existing brand lacks consistency across modern applications. This rebrand addresses that by refining the visual identity into a scalable system that works across menus, packaging, and environmental design. By simplifying typography and reinforcing brand elements, the solution improves clarity while preserving the nostalgic qualities customers recognize.

Fair and rodeo branding in red, white and blue. The Fair & Rodeo brand needed a system that could balance tradition with modern usability across multiple touchpoints. This campaign solves that by developing a flexible identity rooted in classic Western elements, supported by a clean, structured layout system. The result ensures consistency across tickets, signage, and digital platforms while maintaining a strong sense of heritage.