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This logo was commissioned by the Lake Eustis Area Chamber of Commerce to represent the city’s largest annual event – Georgefest. I wanted to represent a new, more modern Eustis inline with the city’s new branding launched earlier this year. It was my honor to design the logo for such a major city-wide event.
This logo was designed for Second Look. An local internet marketing company
Leads on the Lake is Eustis’ newest leads group. They come together every week to network and offer suggestions for small business owners.
Sunset Networking Group has been around for 3 years in the local area and this year the group decided it was time for a more contemporary look.
This logo was developed for MDR IT Services, a technology management company in Central Florida. I was approached to redesign their logo in order to help them push a new image and new services. Known as “computer repair” guys for too long, they wanted to have a brand that says “we can handle all technology”. [...]
This logo was developed for the Lake Eustis Museum of Art in order to update the contemporary museum with a modern look. The request was simple: “We need a logo that looks more modern.” – and so it began. I wanted to stay with a very clean look and wanted to somehow represent art without [...]
This logo was developed for Loser’s Lounge. The client asked for a real laid back feel to it as it was to represent an online “lounge” environment for musicians to connect. I used a martini to represent the lounge while keeping the logo a bit off alignment to evoke the friendly and loose feel of [...]
This logo was developed for Red Bear Soldier, a hard punk band from Arizona. The logo was to include what were dubbed “Clint Eastwood” lines (the swishy pinstriping) and everything else was described in detail how it should look. Two versions of the logo were developed. One including a pair of hands in prayer with [...]
This logo was developed for an upscale sushi and sake bar. The goal was to keep a classy, modern look while retaining some traditional elements of the Japanese culture. A hand drawn Kanji representing the word “rain” is used as the dot over the “i” while the word RAIN itself is a very clean, modified version of Century Gothic. The Sushi and Sake line was given a distressed look to tie the hand drawn elements together.
