After a lot of discussion, blood, sweat and tears, the inaugural volume of the Logopond logo design book has finally been published. Much credit to David Blanchet, the founder and curator of the website, Logopond.com for making this all happen.
Once again, I am honored today to find out I will have my logo design work in the upcoming volume of iheartlogos Season Three. The iheartlogos.com competition model is unique in the fact that the work is judged not by a group of select designers sequestered in a room, but by your own competitors. You are the…
Not even 5 years ago, branding for a photographer was seemingly superfluous and almost narcissistic. Not anymore. If you want to get noticed in the photo world, branding is a key and crucial element. This logo and identity revamp of the seasoned location and lifestyle photographer Scott Montgomery, was to incorporate his love of music,…
How do you redesign the identity of a family-owned and established roofing company, without losing any charm or brand equity they’ve already built in their 20+ years of doing business? And, in a move to help elevate themselves from the competition during these hard times, how do you do it in a smart and constructive way? Well, you can certainly start with a logo design and go from there.
I am very proud to announce that both my logo design work and writing contributions will be appearing in the upcoming Logo Nest 02. There will be 12 of my latest logo designs included in this, now second volume of the book known as the ‘design book for logo designers, by logo designers’.