Logos are the fastest way a customer recognizes a company. A logo should be recognizable no matter the size and give the viewer an idea of the kind of work the company does. Logo design and an understanding of iconography are an essential part of being able to design effective marketing materials. The following are samples of designs I made for various companies and products. Use the arrows to scroll through the designs.
The Philadelphia Water Department uses this droplet icon to symbolize the availability of clean tap water in Philadelphia.
This logo is used for an After School Board Game Program
This logo represents is used for a consulting agency that focuses on art, education, and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion training
“Ignite” identifies a fire starter kit that includes matches, fire starters, a wire saw, and a fire stopper spray.
Starr Family Organic Honey is identified on the bottle, bag, and business card.
“Octopus Marketing” identifies a marketing firm on business cards, stationary, and gift boxes.
“Arts Alive” represents an after-school art program at the Jewish Community Center in Washington D.C. The larger purple shapes form Hebrew letters that spell “Chai,” the Hebrew word for “Life.”
This logo represents “Drexel Football Team,” an improv comedy club at Drexel University.
