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Fitness Center Logo

2May-24-12

logo for vintage fashion shop
custom type
http://www.facebook.com/yaceky

1Jan-18-12

A safe and secure way to pass access for your vital digital property to your friends or family. So I tried to combine all the things that describes what this company provides - safety, security, love, warm and friendliness (you can see two hearts on both sides of the shield).

6Apr-09-12

Proposed concept for a real estate company. The mark has a crown in the center with the letter "M" being formed in the negative space.

0Nov-15-12

Logo design for Ezra Millstein, a professional freelance photographer and staff photographer for Habitat for Humanity International who likens himself as a “visual storyteller” hence the book/camera.

2Aug-01-11

in black

3Sep-11-11

Organization of holidays (Cartoons)

1Feb-05-12

0May-03-10

Logomilk.com The usp with the Logo Milk gallery is that all logos submitted are in black and white. In-fact the whole site is monochromatic making it very distinct.

1Sep-17-12

For a VPN Service (virtual private network) named Privax which helps secure your internet connection + helps protect your online anonymity through encryption. Custom made font. The concept: the x symbolize an abstract protective shield with which you surf anonymously, the red bar is the outside world / hacker etc...

3Sep-17-11

2Dec-10-09

Submission for a contest.

2Jun-11-12

MoonCake Cafe logo design

1Feb-16-12

First Presbyterian Church of Fort Lauderdale

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.