Logos
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Designer & Business Owner
Graphic Design
2018-Present
As part of my freelance work, I offer custom logo designs for all types of businesses. I have designed logos for law offices, therapists, and small businesses. This is an area of graphic design I hope to continue to work in and grow my skills.
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Skulltra Running Co.
I designed this logo for a running shoe company, specializing in hiking and outdoor activities. My client wanted to use the striking graphic of a skull, but tweaked to represent the brand of the shoe. I sent the lo-fi sketches to the left, and we ultimately landed on a skull with a mountain range outlined in the teeth.
DBH Pottery
I designed this pottery stamp for a friend's pottery studio. He wanted to include his initials as a signature under each pot, plus include a cute illustration representing his two dogs. Taking inspiration from a typical circular pottery stamp, I created a contained design with his dogs curled up in a sweet embrace.
Tonal Vibrations Music Therapy
This design was for a music therapist who wanted a professional logo for his practice. He wanted the logo to include an appearance of sound waves, referencing the work he does with his clients. I used blended lines along a gradian to evoke a resonant, calming sound.
Worman Law
For this law firm, my client wanted a logo that would evoke professionalism while still appearing approachable. I used a serif font to convey authority, next to a clean graphic 'W' that was simple and modern. The client and I iterated many versions with different fonts, and ultimately settled on this as the best choice.
Phenomenalia
When you're a designer, why not design a logo for your own company? For my custom map business, Phenomenalia, I wanted a logo that would evoke the feeling of one of my maps. I used a hand-drawn illustration of a pirate ship that is a signature image featured on most of my maps. For the font, I chose Old Man Eloquent because it was legible but evoked the style of handwritten calligraphy.