Meridian Broadcasting Company
Design 4103: I created Meridian Broadcasting Company—a brand built to champion the beauty and authenticity of analog and legacy media. From scratch, I designed Meridian to bridge the gap between nostalgia and modernity, ensuring artists’ creations remain the focal point in an increasingly digital world.


Highlights:

Visual Identity
○ Created a logo and branding suite that merges retro typography with modern design principles.
○ Designed packaging for vinyl, cassettes, and CDs that blend aesthetic nostalgia with functional elegance.
Product Design
○ Conceptualized and rendered mockups of Meridian-branded record players, cassette decks, and CD players.
○ Ensured that designs included simple, user-friendly interfaces to reflect the company’s “modern simplicity” ethos.
Marketing Materials
○ Designed promotional assets such as posters, social media posts, and physical signage, all unified by a consistent brand voice and aesthetic.
Strategic Goals
○ Crafted a business model with four main divisions: Production, Broadcasting, Merchandising, and Office Operations.
○ Highlighted how each division aligns with the mission of making analog media accessible, relevant, and celebrated in a modern context.

Overview:
When crafting this brand, it was important to establish a consistent voice that felt cohesive across different media. The description above outlines the origin of the brand values, which I aimed to carry through the various applications shown below:
Applications
Digital
Reflection:
Working on Meridian Broadcasting Company was an immersive experience that deepened my understanding of brand storytelling, user-centered design, and the intersection of tradition and innovation. Through this project, I honed my skills in visual communication, product ideation, and creating cohesive, impactful design solutions.
Meridian represents more than just a hypothetical brand—it reflects my ability to conceptualize and execute projects that are grounded in research, creativity, and a clear mission.

What I learned:
I learned how to truly find a solution within a brand issue. Design is not about what you like and what looks cool, although that can be a great addition, but rather finding a functioning solution that is true to the brand goals and longevity. I feel I successful crafted not only a brand, but a cohesive voice and system to push success. I owe plenty of thanks to my professor, Meredith Dixon, and my classmates at Ohio State. Thank you for taking the time to interact with my creation.
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