Here is a wildlife logo design concept for Colorado Springs company The Wildlife. This is a startup company by two military veterans. They’ll be providing urgent care for pets by tending to sick or injured pets at their home. They’ll also be handling wildlife cases. Here is the first design concept.
Here is a logo design for Colorado Springs company Peak Alerts.
Here is a new stress relief logo design concept for a Colorado Springs company. A current client of mine is starting a new business venture. Without giving away all the details, I’d like to share the logo design and primary application.
Here is the latest update on the dent removal logo design for Dent Assassin in Denver, CO. The client wanted to use a raccoon as their companies character. I started with a loose pencil sketch which I later fine tuned in Photoshop, then created a vectored version in Adobe Illustrator using the XP-Pen drawing tablet. The font is custom made, built from scratch. Dig it.
My client Dynamic Lures is starting to gain ground on their small business. They’ve been working on getting into some fishing retail shops recently and were in need of a vinyl window decal to promote their brand. Here’s what I put together for them.
Here is a logo design for a Colorado Springs company. A current client of mine is starting a new business venture. Without giving away any details, I’d like to share the logo design and primary application. The background design does all the heavy lifting here. This concept is based off of adult coloring books. Knowing that the background was going to be very busy, we needed to design a logo that was going to be simple and bold enough to stand out. The font is one-off, built from scratch specific for this project. The goal for this company is to be internationally known, so we needed a brand that was clean and professional and easily adaptable.
Here is a fishing lure packaging design for Dynamic Lures out of Grand Junction, Colorado. I’ve designed many fishing lure packaging designs for them. All have the same general layout but with a new fish design, color palette and name. These little fish sure are time consuming to hammer out. Dig it though!
Here is a 34″ fishing store display that’s mounted at the end of a product shelf. The objective for this project was to promote the brand and it’s products. In a very competitive market, we needed to create a bold sign that would catch the audiences attention. The client also wanted to let new customers know that they’re a Colorado company. I mocked this up in a few different color variations so the client had some options to choose from.
Just finished mocking up a medical marijuana logo design for Oklahoma City company, City Budz. Apparently this industry was just legalized in Oklahoma so these entrepreneurs are taking advantage of the new market. Get it! The owners wanted to go after a graffiti style design. Graffiti has a tendency to get a bit sloppy, so it was important to make sure the name was legible. I mocked this up on a few applications and sent it off to the client. I dig it, hopefully they do too.
Here is a brand mockup for an Amazon shipping company out of Grand Junction, CO. Product Movement is a veteran owned company so they wanted to incorporate some military ideas into the design.
I utilized a simple box design along with arrows to show movement, they also double as ranking patches from the military. We wanted to incorporate some military ideas without it screaming America. Plus the flag is so iconic, they would have a hard time differentiating themselves from similar branding practices. I used a more modern font that’s bold, and slanted the text to help show movement or motion within the design.
Overall the design is very simple and bold which makes it versatile for various applications. This logo can be used on either a white, black or orange background. This allows us to play around with the color palette while still maintaining brand recognition.
