This logo, my first corporate job roughly 13 years ago, was designed after receiving instructions along the lines of "Make us something that looks great."
As the company was, and is, an inovator in water treatment I mixed the imagery of the lightbulb idea with the classic water droplet shape. It was loved.
This is the only logo image I have designed with a gradient which I otherwise avoid completely. I chock it up to my still being new to professional design at the time.
A simple and straight forward design for a small company that never got off the ground.
This is another simple design. The client wanted something straightfoward and typographical and then asked for a little flurish taken from the shape of a sub-company (seen below).
A company of M&P Enterprises with the double hook swooping lines. They had a very clear idea of what this logo was to look like and there was nothing I could do to talk them out of the "metalic" look.
They love it.
A logo for a Scandiwegian client who wanted to combine a very abstract person with the runes for his name.
This is a logo for a two person band who are also a couple. This logo was designed as part of the first full length professional album "Life is Beautiful" (the album cover can be seen in "Materials - Various").
The initial's of the band member's first name form the backdrop to the band name formed of their respective last names.
Designed for a now defunct small startup.
Working with an established small business to rebrand themselves for a more professional and unified look. It involved moving the client away from clip-art of a thumbs-up hand while keeping the colours already established with their business.
The job here was to use the established math describing the natural world as the representation for body work.
A logo for a company, now defunct, which provided power regulation devices.
Another startup that failed to get off the ground. This was for a company that was going to provide water treatment chemicals.
