Logos

Among my favorite things to design are logos. It is a major source of pride for me when I'm asked to design a logo because it means that I am being trusted with creating a key element of a organization’s identity. More often than not, the logo is the first thing that greets a consumer as well as the first thing the consumer identifies with the product.

My approach to logo design focuses on creating a graphic that is easily presentable in a two-color format, but can also be adapted to more elaborate color palettes. When designing, I try very hard to foresee the possible uses of my logos, as well as how they can be adapted to various promotional campaigns. A good example of this is the United By Drums flag campaign.

 

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This is the logo I designed for United by Drums, a messageboard for drummers.

 

 

Expanding upon the original UbD logo, I have also done extensive holiday theme variations.

 

     

These are just a few samples from UbD's flag campaign. I'm very proud of them because they help outline the idea of how a common interest can bring a diverse group of people together. They also serve as a means of target advertising, so that if UbD members use them as sigpics on forums that cater to local rather than global interests, the site is presented as a place that is geared toward that area of the world.

 

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Logo for Musician Training Center, Harrison, Tennessee.

 

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Logo for Travesty, a heavy metal band based out of Queens, New York.

 

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Logo for New Jersey's own SLiMAX.