LOGOS

The logo design process starts with a meeting to define your vision and identity needs. I’ll then create tailored logo concepts, with opportunities for revisions to ensure the final design meets your expectations. Once approved, you’ll receive the logo in various formats for digital and print use. After the logo is complete, I generally suggest implementing a comprehensive branding suite to establish a cohesive and impactful identity.

Pricing is customized to your needs—reach out for details or to get started!

  • An abstract mark is a logo that uses shapes, patterns, or symbols to represent a brand’s identity, rather than a recognizable object. It creates emotions or ideas related to the brand and is flexible across industries.

    Examples include Nike’s Swoosh, representing movement; Pepsi’s Globe, conveying energy; and Adidas’ Three Stripes, symbolizing performance.

    Benefits of an abstract mark are its uniqueness, memorability, timelessness, and versatility, working well across different platforms. It’s perfect for businesses wanting a modern, adaptable logo.

  • An emblem is a logo that combines text and symbols within a shape or crest, often resembling a badge or seal. It typically has a traditional or established look and is used to convey authority, heritage, or professionalism.

    Examples include Starbucks' circular emblem, which combines a mermaid and text, and Harley-Davidson’s shield logo, representing strength and durability.

    The benefits of an emblem logo are its strong visual impact, clarity, and classic feel. It works well for businesses that want to convey trustworthiness, history, or prestige, and is ideal for industries like education, government, and luxury brands.

  • A lettermark is a logo that uses initials or letters to represent a brand’s identity. It simplifies the brand’s name into a memorable, stylized form, often focusing on the first letter(s) of the business.

    Examples include IBM, using bold lettering to convey authority; and CNN, with its simple and recognizable initials.

    Benefits of a lettermark logo include its simplicity, ease of recognition, and ability to scale well across different platforms. It’s perfect for businesses with long names or those wanting a clean, professional logo.

  • A logotype is a logo that uses the full name of a brand in a stylized typographic design. It focuses on the brand’s name itself, using unique fonts or custom lettering to create a distinctive visual identity.

    Examples include Coca-Cola, with its flowing script, and Google, with its clean, colorful typeface.

    Benefits of a logotype logo include its clarity, simplicity, and strong brand recognition. It works well for businesses looking for a straightforward, text-based logo that emphasizes their name and is easily recognizable across platforms.

Already have a logo?

I offer three logo services: updates to keep it current, refreshes to modernize it, and enhancements to improve its impact.

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Brand Exploration · Lettermark · Logotype

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Brand Exploration · Lettermark · Logotype

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