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Client: Aquatic Reflections Description of piece: Logo, Business Cards, Letterhead, Envelope Role during project: This high-end pool company needed a clean, stylish logo that would appeal to its upper income clientele. As with all of my logos, thought about how inexpensively the logo could be reproduced. The turquoise is a Pantone color and each of the ripples is a percentage of that specific color--essentially making it a 2 color logo, with the look of several colors. Work published: Locally Additional Work: Vellum Pool Design Template |
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Client: Short Law Firm Description of piece: Logo, Business Cards, Letterhead, Envelope Role during project: Kyle Short wanted a clean, rustic professional brand for his firm. The final logo & business card designs are different but still conservative. Work published: Locally Additional Work: Display Ads, Website |
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Client: Celebration Pools and Spas Description of piece: Logo, Business Cards, Letterhead, Envelope Role during project: The owner wanted something clean, but fun and bright. By designing the card vertically and using blue as almost the entire background color, it is a very dramatic and memorable card. Work published: Locally Additional Work: Door Hanger, Postcard, Website |
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Client: Good As Sold! Description of piece: Logo, Business Cards, Letterhead, Envelope Role during project: I originally created the logo and based the business cards, letterhead and envelopes on that design. The logo needed to reflect that the company dealt with homes—but not spell out the exact service. Work published: Locally Additional Work: Brochures |
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Client: Michael Puhl for School Board Description of piece: Logo, Letterhead, Envelope Role during project: Michael Puhl wanted something other than the traditional colors used by politicians (red, white and blue). The logo was created with contrasting colors and a simple design so it would look great on letterhead, but would also stand out when printed on yard signs. Work published: Locally |
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Client: National Merchant Services Description of piece: Logo/Business Card Role during project: The owner wanted strong, traditional colors for his logo. The business card displays the logo in a slightly different style. Work published: Locally |
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Client: Conley, Levinton, Pecaut & Assoc. Description of piece: Logo/Business Card Role during project: Creating a logo with several names can be difficult and it is best not to clutter it. Clean, simple lines compliment the image of a professional company. The business card was created vertically to allow for more information and a more orderly appearance. Work published: Regionally Additional Work: Display Ads |
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Client: Extreme Games Inc. Description of piece: Business Card Role during project: A brand new Dallas-area paintball shop needed business cards that were as exciting as the sport. I used their existing logo (the cartoon man at the top right) and logo font to create an eye-catching 2-sided card. Work published: Locally |
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