Logos help define the personality of a company or organization. Whether they are pictorial, typographic, or a mix of both, a unique logo speaks volumes about who you are, what you do--even how you do it!

Here is a small collection of some of the logos I've done for recent clients. It may take a while to load, but it's better to look at logos as a group rather than one at a time. It will give you a better idea of the range of possible styles, formats and "feels".

The process: For some reason, most of my logos start as black ball point pen sketches on the back of old laser proofs. Okay, so that's probably not industry standard, but it seems to work for me! Then, sketches are scanned and redrawn in Adobe Illustrator or Macromedia Freehand. If the logo is to have a sharp "high-tech" feel or is a logotype, that's where it stays. Many logos move on to a session (or two or three) in Photoshop, where they are manipulated, stretched, and sometimes marinated overnight. This is particularly the case for logos that will appear on the web, mainly because one can do much more with design elements that aren't limited by the lithographic printing process.