This logo needed to be very visually stunning. Click here to see the web site that bears this logo: AlphaBetas.com

I wanted a logo that looked like it had been pealed from a birch tree. I did quite a bit of searching to find the birch "berry" I used to "dot"' the i.

 

I wanted to give a humanistic sense to the masthead for this web site dedicated to offering support in special education. The eyes are from a photograph of the founder's son who inspired the site. Click here to visit the web site: SpecialEdWeb.com

I was hired to design a web site for a golf course that was still being built. Supposedly they are having the logo designed independently but I felt the site needed some kind of icon. Although I just whipped this together, I really like the clean look of it. The site is for members only and is password protected. Look here for a disabled version of the home page.

Here is a logo I did for Munsingwear, and the resulting clothing tag, for the Penguin Sport line. Click here to enlarge picture.

Here is a logo for a talent agent. The client simply wanted a strong icon representing the initials of the company. Click here to see the business card layout.

Here is a logo I designed for a hair stylist. I was going for a stylized pair of hair cutting shears that utilized the first two letters of her name as finger holes. Click here to enlarge picture.

Here is a logo for, what else, a collating company. The 'CC' initials of the company name lent itself well to an image of two pieces of paper coming together. Click here to see the business card layout.

This logo is used by a Reflexologist. I wanted to create a logo that incorporated a 'foot' in the shape of an 'R'. The client particularly liked the "Dr. Seuss" style foot. Click here to see the business card layout.

Although not technically a logo, I designed the icons for this sheet which happened to be the back page of the Minneapolis White Pages. I also laid out the page in QuarkXPress. Click here to enlarge the picture.

Many more to come!