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Fuerte Arts Movement

As an artist-led, multi-issue civic engagement organization, Fuerte mobilizes communities through art to take collective action on voting rights, housing justice, environmental justice, and more.

WORK

Brand Strategy & Visual Identity

Fuerte Logo

The Goal

Arizona has been shaped by decades of harmful policies and corporate practices that have disproportionately impacted low-income BIPOC communities, resulting in ongoing environmental injustice across the state. 

Fuerte confronts these injustices through art, using creative expression as a vehicle for resistance and change. The goal is to develop a visual identity that centers artists and community members, celebrates self-expression, and elevates art as a tool for organizing and movement building.

Woman speaking into megaphone at Fuerte Arts Movement

Our Strategy

We began with the logo, using a paint tray to symbolize art as the center of Fuerte's work, and then shaped the visual identity around the meaning of Fuerte by incorporating a cactus with raised arms to symbolize strength, and took inspiration from Arizona’s landscape, using a color palette drawn from the state's iconic desert skies.

Services

Logo Development

Brand Identity

Custom Illustrations

Sector

Nonprofit

Fuerte logo
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Fuerte Logo
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Fuerte Arts Movement Brand Guidelines and Color Pairings
Fuerte Brand Guidelines document pages
Colorful illustrations: megaphone, butterfly, house, and cacti
Fuerte t-shirt and pink tote bag with desert art design
Fuerte branded letterhead, business card, and envelope
Protestors with signs, one speaking into a megaphone, 'RIP to Universal Healthcare'
Hand with megaphone

The Impact

The refreshed brand enhances Fuerte Arts Movement's ability to mobilize artist and residents across Arizona. By unifying the visual identity, the rebrand strengthens campaigns advancing environmental justice, securing renter protections, influencing policy, and ensuring that environmental benefits reach those who have long been excluded.
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Learn more at Fuerte.org

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