Logo and branding solutions
Often when we do our research, we find that a client's logo or brand does no longer appeal to their customer base. Or in some cases, we are starting from scratch. Either way, it's our pleasure to develop logo and brand with 'legs' to travel in the coming years.
Check out more samples in our AWARDS section!
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Superior Color Lab A grand old company with a new owner and an embrace of new technology. This studio in the Silicon Valley caters to professional photographers, artists and sophisticated amateurs. They are on a fast track to provide digital as well as film services. |
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Alpha Media A catalog and developer of software for the medical profession. Being new, they wanted to avoid direct reference to medicine, since they were considering options to move into other fields. So we concentrated on the power of technology. |
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Schola Cantorum gala Special occasions often require logo development as well as companies. Schola Cantorum, referred to as 'perhaps the bay area's most distinguished choral society' by San Francisco magazine, had a $120 per guest fundraiser to celebrate its 40th anniversary and to bring in much-needed funds. We went class all the way, with this logo leading the brand, which included invitations, posters, signage, and all manner of materials surrounding the grand silent auction. The Gala was a huge success. |
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DVC Direct A hot new company with an old craftsman tradition of film making, DVC Direct was breaking into a market in which professional movie and tv quality in video clips was nearly impossible to find. This logo was to convey this core competency. |
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Coffee House Discoveries A continuity coffee seller by Wine of the Month Club. The idea here was the fun and excitement of trying anddiscovering new, pre-tested coffees, chosen much the way wine is chosen by the club. |
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Cynthia Boxrud, MD Cosmetic surgery is often treated in a cheap or insincere way - pictures of Michaelangelo's David are spattered everywhere as an image of perfection. For Dr. Boxrud, we aimed in our concept work for the high road. These concepts show the directions we headed as we explored a final solution for her logo, which needed to be sincere, professional, warm and classy. Can you guess which one she finally chose? |
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Center for Aging and Alzheimers A sensitive area of health care. We wanted to create a logo that spelled out comfort and serenity to people struggling with Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease. |
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Angeles Chorale We were replacing a logo typical of a small musical organization, and looking to create a more sophisticated one to carry them into their big new growth period. Our goals were modern and timeless grace. |
