Category Archives: Logos

Client The Sea Garden http://www.etsy.com/people/myseagarden?ref=pr_profile

Project Logo to brand a Raleigh-based, gifts from the sea, business.

Client BG Medicine www.bg-medicine.com

Project Design a hand-drawn logo to recognize Galectin-3 and BG Medicine support for the Boston Heart Walk.

Client Pivot Point Group pivotpointgrp.com

Project Design a professional and fun logo for a Raleigh marketing and consulting company.

Client Turnedge America

Project This logo is central to a branding strategy that includes a die-cut promotion brochure, stationery package and presentation covers.

Transportation

Advance Logistics Solutions, a for-hire transportation company, needed a new fresh logo to help them gain new clients and support their sales efforts. They asked for a new logo  that is crisp, modern, and visually supports the company’s goal of keeping trucks moving “on the road.” The owner and sales force were delighted with the results!

To keep the theme moving, a coordinated brochure and stationery package was created.

Healthcare

The Managing for Tomorrow logo was developed to brand a customized health program designed to help people, of all ages, manage their health better. The program targeted specific chronic health concerns such as COPD, diabetes, heart disease, asthma, allergy and smoking cessation. The images inside of the target makes it clear that people, in fact families, are the most important component of the program.

Green Energy

The Synergy logo was developed for a company who is interested in finding green, sustainable energy sources for the future. The word synergy plays off the idea that a practical solution that is good for humans is also going to be good for the environment.

Art

The Sun&Moon Studio logo was created to  market a learning environment designed for children who are interested in art. The studio’s motto is “There are no mistakes. Every mark a child makes is as wonderful as a mark made by Picasso.” The focus of the studio allowed for children to be themselves, encourage creativity, learn new techniques and make a fun mess!

This A Nutshell Handbook logo was created over 20 years ago when O’Reilly (yes the same O’Reilly you might be thinking about) was a small group of passionate folks with an office just outside of Boston, MA. They continue to use this logo on many of their publications. Such a great success story in branding for the long term.