I just received word that a logo I created for the NTU will be published in LogoLounge book 8. This is a juried competition featuring hundreds of thousands of logos. This makes the fourth logo I’ve designed to make it into their collection of books. Below is the chosen logo which was used as temporary tattoos. […]
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Borden’s Elsie
I received a call from an ad agency in Dallas asking me if I’d be interested in taking on a logo project. After I agreed, they informed me that I was one of a couple different artists selected to work on a new logo for Borden. Borden, founded in 1857, is one of the top […]
Souper Natural Kitchen
I was pretty excited when a local charity approached me to create their logo. Here’s a description I was given from their materials: The Souper Natural Kitchen was created to raise money to purchase fresh, local whole food to those in need in the community. Through a series of monthly SouperTuesday “soup” dinners, the community […]
Gravity Logo
I’ve always been a huge fan of M.C. Escher. I assume that most people are and share great respect for the man and his work. When I was asked to create a logo for Gravity, I drew from Escher for inspiration. Among several sketches I did, one included Escher’s “impossible triangle”. I rotated the triangle […]
PrezHeads.com
What better day to announce my latest illustration/logo project involving U.S. Presidents, than Presidents Day? About a year ago I tripped over a very simple iconic, logo-like portrait of Hugo Chavez created by Argentinean based studio Nobrand. I was captivated by the way they captured so much of his likeness, by only using simple shapes […]
Illustrating Orlando . . .
or, how many clichéd Florida icons can you squeeze into one word? When I was asked to create a logotype for a convention to be held in Orlando Florida next year, I wasn’t sure where to start. I had sketched out several different ideas that I kind of liked. But there was one idea I […]