This greeting card played on the New Year ball drop and countdown theme by incorporating those elements into the design. An e-card version of this with animation (the countdown, ball dropping and confetti scattering) was also produced.
To celebrate CTA Architects Engineers’ 75 years in business, a package for employees and major clients was created to present the company’s vision and goals for the future. The package included a brochure (stating their corporate principles, mission statement, objectives, etc.) designed in a loop to indicate the company’s unceasing practice towards their goals, a custom notebook, an art pen, two commitment cards which can be kept or given to clients, and a pop-up cube for a surprise/fun factor – all contained in a stylish black box. Complementary to the momentous event for the company, this package was very well received.
Keller Associates, an infrastructure engineering company, requested a modern-looking logo to update their existing one. Based on the services they provide, a stylish but solid, sturdy-looking and reflective logo was designed. The colors selected are classic, yet contemporary. Two versions of the logo (tall and long) were designed to provide implementation flexibility. This new logo was applied throughout the company’s branding.
Das Kuchenhaus Bakery requested a logo that incorporates their old world European heritage in baking pastries and ‘a German pretzel’. The logo shows all that and more: it is easily recognizable and identifiable at a glance. Branding applications included a business card, menu, gift certificate, store signage and website.
The owner of the company requested a logo that represents his expertise as a master tradesman in tile installation, as well as his religious belief. The result: tiles which reflect his craft are arranged into the shape of a fish to symbolize his religious principles.
Rocky Mountain Hospice and its sister company, Legacy Hospice, provide advanced home healthcare for people with life-limiting illnesses as well as physical, psychological and spiritual needs. The butterfly is chosen as part of their logo because it symbolizes the soul and represents life’s stages of transformation and resurrection, which truly reflect the hospice’s mission.
Rocky Mountain Medical provides oxygen systems and supplies along with home medical equipment and aids. The circular logo reflects oxygen (the letter ‘O’ in the periodic table) and the continuous nature of life. It also embodies the company’s steady and unfailing commitment to their services. While the logo’s red and green colors represent life, the purple links Rocky Mountain Medical to their sister hospice company whose logo is in that color.
The owner of this video/audio company wants a black and white logo featuring a silverback gorilla. Being in such stark contrast, the logo works very well against any background. The client is always right!
As part of a company’s business development plan to ramp up their operation with new clients and motivate their marketing department, this logo was developed for their marketing/sales team conference. The logo suggests movement and a confident jump forward. The small square at the apex represents the company (their corporate logo is square shaped) and the colors are borrow from their corporate logo.
This is a Christmas card package for a corporate client who wanted a participatory and intellectually fun piece rather than your typical holiday card. The package includes cards that when assembled become a Christmas tree. A recipient can also take part in a quiz printed on each card to win a magnum of champagne.
Suri Lunde 