RUNNING THE BRAND GAMUT
My logo clientele has ranged from scientists, to musicians, to artists, to welders, to bikers, to senior citizens. I have no fear of giving you anything but an awesome logo that works for you!
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GUILFORD COMMUNITY PARK
The GCP is a rich and engaging community space in the heart of Guilford’s Algiers Village. A brand new timberframe pavilion, playground, and future labyrinth round out this idyllic public spot for lounging or renting for special events. The group wished to have a logo symbol of the new structure with a hint of the upcoming labyrinth to be in this new green space. See the website I designed for GCP here: guilfordcommunitypark.org |
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CURRICULUM CONNECTION
The mission of Curriculum Connection is to bring real world relevance to the high school curriculum through moderated conversations with a curated network of engaging, accomplished and inspirational academic, industry, and nonprofit professionals. The client wanted a clean, studious look that also implied conversation and partnership. |
CHRIST CHURCH CEMETERY ASSOCIATION
The CCCA was looking to pump new blood into its outreach efforts and garner more local activities to support its maintenance of the historic cemetery. With a revitalized committee and I as a member, I developed a loving logo that leans heavily on the architecture of the historic Gothic Revival church that overlooks the grounds. |
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BRIDGEWATER PUBLIC LIBRARY
A simple, fresh, and clean logo design – this stamps a new modern look for this Massachusetts town library. The shape mimic an open book, as well as imitates facing speech bubbles, to convey open communication. |
WATERS CORPORATION HALF MARATHON
Emphasizing the Waters 'pixel' branding, this is a colorful, bold logo that speaks to inclusion, diversity, and the energetic power of the participants. |
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BLACK RAVEN FARMS | M&R HOMESTEAD
In support of local women-owned businesses, I gave my clients what they wanted: straight-forward whimsy. Both logos now appear on locally made products (such as goat milk soap) and are sold at farmers markets throughout the region.
In support of local women-owned businesses, I gave my clients what they wanted: straight-forward whimsy. Both logos now appear on locally made products (such as goat milk soap) and are sold at farmers markets throughout the region.
