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.
This is an unused proposal for a retail store selling products associated with scrapbooking.
Unused proposal for an activity sport clothing manufacturer. Target audience: Motorcyclist, shipman, hunter, rider.
Unused logo for a sushi bar. I created two cute asian girls for this project, but it turned out I had chosen an inappropriate direction.
Ferrethills would be my place on the web, so I focused here on the very me style. I hope you like it!
Logo for store with branded toys for children named MAKAK (macaque). The symbol of monkey should have been found in the mark. Client wanted the logo to be associated with fun, unconcern and childlike jokes.