Concept branding idea for bicycle e-store. It would sell any kind of bikes and the parts too.
The identity of the builder JIMAV is based on the inspiration that we had with organic architecture. With curved forms we achieved a symbol with plenty life, which is balanced with a simple, legible and solid typography. The logo is a form developed with the approach of the letter “J” of Jiménez and the letter “A”of Avelar, which compound the name of the builder JIMAV. We developed a variety of the logo’s versions and compositions for the use in different applications and to make easier it’s reproduction.
Personal identity for Joel Sossa, professional photographer from Guadalajara, México.Passionate by arrows, feathers and all about yaqui, cherokee, north american indians and their culture, the reason why the logo is. One of the most important and subtle elements on this logo is the circle, which represents the dream catcher like the circle of the camera lens, Joel Sossa is always capturing natural moments, people and landscapes with a particular style.
Conceptual logo showing a star shaped tree and doorway representing growth and oppurtunity.
Logo for a bag design factory the sews custom bags made from reclaimed durable materials, such as military parachutes and tires.
Brand and logo redesign for the Harvest Bible Church Logo.
The main challenge was to somehow link in the notion of harvest with the uber symbolic cross whilst keeping this particular church logo free of the visual cliches that often accompany many church logos.
I was approached by the Harvest Bible Church after they had seen the general style of my existing logo portfolio, so this was also a determining factor with the design style. A clean, smart, well defined church logo design was what this client was seeking.
The idea you see is basically formed from the imperfect lines of a soon to be harvest field, but also draws on the idea of a recently ploughed field which sets the beginning and creation of the crop cycle.
The horizontal and vertical lines converge creating this square/hatched shape which provides for a meaningful link to that one place where people will ultimately converge: the church.