Logo for a custom embroidery business. The company has been in business for years, but never had an actual logo. The client wanted something simple, in pastel colors, that could be used for her website upgrade as well as on various print projects like business cards and advertisements.
Logo
Business Card
New logo for the Salem Historical Society, used on their website and print materials.
Logo and poster for the documentary film Democracy Through the Looking Glass
Read MoreA logo design I recently completed for a 4th generation roofing business. It will be appearing on the client's marketing materials as well as the side of his truck.
A recently completed logo project for a new Halloween attraction located in the basement of the Gallows Hill Theater on Lynde Street. Opening in October of 2016, the 3,500 square feet experience is one of the largest attractions in Salem.
A new logo for Engaging Nutrition of Marblehead. Engaging Nutrition is the business ofnutritionist Laina DeLoid, who wanted to branch of of her main brand and logo and add a new logo that would target children's nutrition, which is one of the largest parts of her business,
I took the existing logo, and keeping the green as a base, changed the logomark to a pinwheel, used a more kid-friendly font, and added in bright orange as an accent color.
The original logo
The new sub-brand logo
Antiquarian Keyboard Instruments Logo
Read MoreRecently developed a small-business identity package for client Paul Tomchyshyn. Paul is a talented voice-over artist who was looking to brand his business and materials with a new logo, business card and stationary.
The Essex Coastal Scenic Byway logo was featured at the fall ENHC (Essex National Heritage Commission) meeting held at the Cabot Cinema in Beverly, MA, on October 15th. ENHC director Annie Harris reported that the Essex Coastal Scenic Byway signage (which I designed) will be fabricated this winter and should be installed along the byway route by next spring.
