Redesign of the church's old logo in a stylized, illustrative manner, making it more welcoming, contemporary, friendly, casual, & upbeat. Client specified a rendering of the church’s architectural arch and cross in the perspective in this photo, and required an emphasis on the church's nickname, “First Pres."
Here, crisp, exacting vectors emphasize the architectural soundness of the church — a metaphor for the concept of faith as the solid foundation in one's life. This design makes use of hatching to add gradient dimensionality, enabling it to easily reduce down to 1-color. Colors are indicative of the building itself, including terracotta roof. Check my Flickr case study or Dribbble for more images, detail, and full design rationale.
The United States has a broken mental health care system that makes it challenging for patients to find affordable, dignified, and quality care.
Lime is a 100% mexican creative studio that strongly believes in turning ideas into something tangible, landing the clients concepts and transforming those concepts into something visually solid.
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Logo is a junction of letters S and P in a simetrical sign. The junction also stylized in a infinity symbol which presents perfection and universal solutions. The sign may be also used as loading icon, application button, linkage icon etc.
This logo successfully represents this land developing and civil engineering firm as a contemporary business with their eye on the future. The mark is inspired by a standard target tool used in their industries. Because the majority of W+A’s clients are from within these industries, this provides an excellent communication. The negative space from within the typography creates the “+” in the name, but also serves as a crosshair, as seen in the tools of their trade.