Nike Work — Alicia Williams Resende

Nike Work

Nike Pro graphics are designed to empower and inspire confidence in young consumers. Whether it’s the influence of Sport for the “Team Teen” who embodies team spirit and athleticism, or the dedication to Training for the “Gainz Girl” who is all about pushing limits and crushing goals, Nike Pro graphic collections cater to their unique identities. Seasonal HBR graphics and elastic trims, Nike Pro keeps her wardrobe fresh and on trend, reinforcing self-expression through style.

The graphics are clean and modern, using minimalist typography and logos that connect to Nike’s heritage while moving forward. These contemporary designs stand out without overpowering, reflecting the confidence and determination of women who are redefining what it means to be feminine.

The designs incorporate texture through specialty print techniques, embroidery, and trims, adding depth and visual interest. The use of specialty inks and embroidery create tactile dimension and visual interest. Balance of scale is achieved through tonality.

Alex Morgan Nike Free Connect LTD features graphic elements that celebrtate Morgan and her legendary soccer /football career. The shoes feature: Alex’s uniform number 13, a horseshoe for her nickname “baby horse”, three stars for each of her three USWNT World Cup wins, team logo + 100 for her more than 100 games played for Team U.S.A.

The Air Max 90 City Pack celebrates the unique flavors and cultures of various cities, with each colorway inspired by the iconic desserts they are famous for. Futura Extra Bold Condensed typography, enhanced by the phrase "Treat Yourself," encouraging wearers to embrace a little bit of indulgence in their everyday style.

The Nike Free Trainer 7 Premium Women’s Training Shoe is designed to deliver both high-performance and style. It features Nike's iconic "JUST DO IT." logo, emphasizing the bold, confident mindset that athletes embody.

When life throws Bransen “Boom” Fernando a challenge, this brave kid comes out swinging. Bransen managed to live 12 years with half a kidney before he received a new one at Doernbecher. A devoted baseball fan, his shoe features his very own baseball logo and kidneyshaped barbells in honor of his donor’s favorite sport.

Alicia Williams Resende

Graphic Designer