Project: Logo, Website, Social Media Campaign | Client: Dr. Raj
Description: Dr. Raj was in need of a new brand and a way to establish an online presence to open communication between himself and his audience. After designing the logo, I applied the new identity to a customized blog website that allowed people to write questions and interact with the doctor quickly and easily. The site also functioned as a portal to send people to his Facebook, Twitter and YouTube pages. (more…)
Project: Logo and Identity Design | Client: Child Life Wish List.org
Description: The Child Life Wish List is a start-up nonprofit organization that raises money, awareness and volunteer opportunities for the Child Life programs in hospitals around the United States. The proceeds make a tremendous difference in the lives of ill children. They also reduce health care costs and provide as much information as possible as to why the patient is there, what the diagnoses is and what treatment entails. Taking the patients’ mind off of their suffering is of the utmost importance. (more…)
Project: Concept T-Shirt Design
Description: This design is a quick idea I came up with for the rock band No Fair Fights. I developed a few concepts that revolve around the band’s name and thought to myself… “If I had to fight somebody, who would almost certainly beat the you-know-what out of me?” You guessed it… Optimus Prime from Transformers. I applied a mock ligature logo for the group and added it to a silhouette of the biggest, baddest robot in the universe. Is this a fair fight? Probably not, but it’s a simple idea that I’m sure would sell a lot of t-shirts at a rock concert! (more…)
Project: Logo Design | Client: Dry Creek Liquors
Description: Dry Creek Liquors is not your average liquor store. They have a long history in their community and over the years they have acquired a variety of pieces from old wooden ships. The interior of the store is decorated with antique liquor boxes, bottles and even an old mast as a ceiling support. DCL wanted a new look for their store. Some logo requests are pretty straight forward, and this was one of them. They required three skulls, some pirate flair with a little bit of “Bad Ass” added as well. DCL loves the new look and are in the process of integrating it throughout their brand. (more…)
Project: Logo Design | Client: Auto Boutique Solutions
Description: How do you make a logo look fast? Well I had the opportunity to do just that with the “What Fast Looks Like” logo for Auto Boutique Solutions. I was approached by ABS and asked if I could come up with a logo that could be applied to all things fast. This could be motorcycles, automobiles, airplanes, etc. Through many sketches, type explorations and color theory models I came up with a solution to their problem. The WFLL logo reflects the machinery and high technology that propels many of today’s high speed devices. (more…)
