Branding Work
Sunshine Cookery is a small business focused on transporting customers to a warmer place with every bite of citrus-based cookies and pies.
Research was key to distinguishing the brand in a crowded landscape.
This producer, poet, children’s author, and TEDx speaker sought a logo to represent her many roles. We designed this logo with versatility – and her fiery personality – in mind. She loved the ingenuity of having part of the logo be able to stand alone as a watermark on production pieces.
Branding Work
Anthology, a communications firm in Washington D.C., sought a logo redesign to celebrate 10 years in business. In conversations with the CEO we learne
Private firm focused on the environment. This design focused on incorporating the name of the business into the word mark.
We updated this logo to unify the name of the church with an inspiring brand mark.
We gained unique insight about this business through the owner; she read my astrological chart. Her budget was limited, but it was important to have the design meet the clients objectives. Research into astrological symbols was the key to creating a design that flipped the A’s to resemble a zodiac sign. It was as simple and profound as that.
This photographer's specialty is helping clients bring the north woods home with them. We had agreed on an alternate logo, but I was struck by a flash of inspiration. The Adirondack chair was an instinctive embodiment of her vision. She agreed, and this new logo was born.
Some clients don’t know what they want when they come to me. This team just knew they needed a logo. This whimsical design was a way to have fun. We particularly like how the treble clef is repurposed as both the grape stem and the ampersand.