Logo and Character design for high end infants store.
Client: Food Network: Good Food Fun
> read about itreturn to galleryFood Network wanted a logo for their new charity site that incorporated their current branding, but was also playful.
Client: 1OAK
> read about itreturn to galleryElaborate logo for New York night spot that reflects the themes of the club decor.
Client: SNAP DAT
> read about itreturn to galleryAn engaging logo inspired by the infinity sign, keeping people connected, promoting communication and the interactivity from mobile to mobile.
Client: Carvart
> read about itreturn to galleryA fresh look along with the swirling rainbow graphic communicates the flexibility and color range of this architectural, glass-making company.
Client: Purple Lab
> read about itreturn to galleryA vibrant identity brings a strong and fun visual appeal to this new cosmetic brand.
Client: Kirna Zabete
> read about itreturn to galleryA strong brand application easily translates from collateral to the interior of their new luxury store in Tokyo.
Client: Grade
> read about itreturn to galleryA clean and elegant look makes this luxury architecture firm more approachable.
Client: AERC
> read about itreturn to galleryA green, iconic visual identity allows for this electronic recycling company to raise awareness through clear messaging.
Client: Mersoleil
> read about itreturn to galleryVibrant and elegant collateral using embossing and spot varnish to reflect the natural appeal of Mersoleil.
Client: Flora 2000
> read about itreturn to galleryEffective visual illustrations help establish the new website and collateral, as well as marking the tenth year anniversary.
Client: Yoyashop
> read about itreturn to galleryThe playful visual identity and character design for Yoyamart has established the brand internationally, creating a following, and legitimizing Yoyamart as a high-end concept store.
