LOGOS Click Thumbnail for Larger Image Client: Aquatic Reflections Description of piece: Logo Role during project: This high-end pool company needed a clean, stylish logo that would appeal to its upper income clientele. As will 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, Business Cards, Letterhead, Envelope Client: Celebration Pools and Spas Description of piece: Logo Role during project: Celebration wanted a colorful, but semi traditional looking logo that was influenced by the location of the store—Texas. Work published: Locally Additional Work: Business Card, Letterhead, Envelope, Postcard, Website Client: Conley, Levinton, Pecaut & Associates Description of piece: Logo Role during project: Creating a logo with four names was a challenge! I kept the logo as simple as possible to keep it from looking cluttered. Work published: Regionally Additional Work: Business Card, Display Ads Client: Collin County District Attorney’s Office Description of piece: Logo Role during project: This logo is a variation of the Texas State Seal. I created several different versions of this logo for the various projects of the District Attorney’s Office. Work published: Locally Client: Fortress Iron Description of piece: Logo Role during project: The President of Fortress wanted to strong, masculine logo with a simple color scheme. Dark gray-blue and black are strong, untraditional colors. Work published: Internationally Additional Work: Product Sheets Client: Good As Sold! Description of piece: Logo Role during project: Good As Sold! Buys houses from individuals—guaranteeing the purchase of any home. The logo needed to show that the company was in the home business, but also be appealing to potential sellers. Work published: Locally Additional Work: Business Card, Letterhead, Envelope, Brochures Client: Allen Fire Department Honor Guard Description of piece: Logo Role during project: The Honor Guard is a group of firefighters chosen to represent the Department in a ceremonial capacity. The black bar below the eagle represented a mourning band worn for a fallen brother. This logo was created for a patch worn on their uniforms. Work published: Locally Client: John Roach Jr. for State Representative Description of piece: Logo Role during project: This logo was created for a young conservative Republican running for the Texas House of Representatives. Mr. Roach wanted a logo that was unique, incorporated the Texas flag and captured the excitement of his campaign. Work published: Locally Client: National Merchant Services Description of piece: Logo Role during project: National Merchant Services wanted a strong, traditional logo that would work well in a professional banking environment. Work published: Locally Additional Work: Business Card Client: PlumRoach Description of piece: Logo Role during project: PlumRoach is a local rockabilly bluegrass band that hasn't played a gig...yet. Work published: Locally Client: Michael Puhl for School Board Description of piece: Logo 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 Additional Work: Letterhead, Envelope Client: Allen Fire Department Description of piece: Logo Role during project: The Allen Fire Department uses the Fire & Severe Weather Safety Trailer to teach children what to do in emergencies. The logo was designed to look childlike and be appealing to elementary school-age children. Work published: Locally Client: Short Law Firm Description of piece: Logo Role during project: Short Law Firm wanted to incorporate the Texas star in a clean, professional way. I chose the brown to give it a rustic feel—and to differentiate it from all of the navy blue, forest green and burgundy lawyers out there. Work published: Locally Additional Work: Business Card, Letterhead, Envelope, Display Ads, Website Client: Synergy Description of piece: Logo Role during project: The logo for Synergy was built to reflect the athletic style of the target audience. The owner wanted a blue or turquoise in the color scheme. Work published: Nationally   Back to Top Previous Page