One of my favorite logos. Very fun client and a very challenging client. Insistant that we use the design elements of Feng Shui, I spent a weekend (plus) researching and sketching, we slowly built a symbol that represented the strongest elements (from that specific year) and the typography fell in place. Ive also included Business Cards and a truck wrap.

Another fun project. Easterseals South Florida wanted to update the logo for their annual Small Miracles Luncheon, and they wanted to keep the Easterseals branding, but with a twist. Solution was to deconstruct the Easterseals starburst symbol and use that as the main design element (along with a fun arrangement of type).

I created 2 versions of the logo for the Southeast Zone Masters Swimming, a stacked version and a vertical version. Creating a family of logos, to include Georgia Masters Swimming, was as simple as changing some elements of the symbol that was previously created. By the addition of the “rainbow flag” colors to the Georgia Masters Swimming logo, the logo was ready to use for special events merchandise as fund raisers.

Clients must haves… 5 stars, paint brush, and use red, white, and blue. I took it literally and made it a bit fun with bold lettering and strong deep colors.

Arvi Homes came to me for a rebrand. The twist was, they also needed a logo for a sister company, Arvi Solar. The design of these logos were taking place simultaneously, using elements in one and seeing how that element would work in the other. We were very pleased with the “family” of logos that were created.

My client needed a logo for a townhome community that was adjacent to a preserve. The feeling of lush landscapes was the inspiration for this logo.

For as simple as this logo appears, it was actually quite difficult. Trying to visualize “hearing and sound” for a logo took some time to achieve, but I think the results were pretty amazing.

The Polo Law Firm was a start-up. The owner of the firm had a strong idea of what she wanted, just no idea on how to get there. She wanted a typography logo, something that would stand on its own with no symbol. The “P” in her logo actually worked well as a stand alone symbol, so it was added to her branding.

Another fun logo with amazing results. The client asked for something “light, fun, but still corporate looking with some element of water”. We ended up with a wonderful balance of colors and design elements.

Sometimes a clients request seems almost impossible… “I need a logo with the shape of our small lake on it”. This took a while, but I finally landed on a Seal style of logo that incorporated everything that was needed. And yes, that is the shape of the lake.

Carlos wanted a black version & a white version for his logo, no color. But for some of his collateral, like his email signature, we added a touch of purple. Mild mannered CPA, Carlos, has a purple car… so we used this as a touch on some items (he loved it so much purple is even used for accents on his website).

Simple, relaxed, with an eye catching alignment… simplicity at its best.

Logo and symbol for a conceptual design studio. Studio was to be located in the North Georgia area near a long gone, small, mountain community that was called Wolfscratch Wilderness. Making something new out of something old.

For Mo Scotti, I took elements of their existing logo and deconstructed it for the packaging (along with other additions). It was also requested that I extend the Mo Scotti brand to a logo for the “Ask Mo” website (Mo, Monica, is the creator of the Mo Scotti brand).

Sometimes expanding your brand consists of more than just a name change or changing a few elements… but by staying consistent in colors and type you can achieve this cross-branding quite effectively.