Like most designers, I really like designing logos. I enjoy the challenge of coming up with an attractive mark that conveys not just a company’s name and tagline, but its personality and purpose.
Here’s a few of the logos and brand ID pieces I’ve designed over the years. Several of them were for clubs and teams that my kids participated in, but I’m proud enough of them to feature them here as examples of my style and experience.
Logos
While building a web site for LaunchPad, I realized they didn’t have a logo. Their name and value proposition of accelerating the … [more]
Fun little logo I came up with for my son’s little league team. [more]
Logo I designed for the Almaden Cabana Club, designed to invoke the impression of water and the sun. [more]
Here’s the logo I designed for my son’s youth soccer team, in context of the game banner featuring the team’s … [more]
Continuing the theme of designing logos for my son’s activities, this is a logo I came up with for his t-ball team. … [more]
This is the logo I designed for my son’s “circle” of the YMCA Adventure Guides program. At first I was worried about … [more]
This is the logo I designed for a consultancy focused on the development of applications for mobile and embedded devices. The stylized D … [more]
I designed these business cards for Comity. The design features a simple and straightforward layout, but the cards are distinctive thanks to a … [more]
When she started her real estate business in 2002, Holly was apprehensive about incorporating holly leaves into her logo. She was afraid it would … [more]
Logo for a service designed to get leads for local businesses, called LeadWrangler, and shown in context of a graphic explaining the service’… [more]
Logo for an Internet startup specializing in search engine marketing for local businesses. [more]
This is a high-level representation of TIBCO’s solution stack that I designed. It’s not a logo, but doesn’t fit into … [more]
I have to admit it, I love this logo. I love how the intertwining “g” and “b” form a continuous path, giving it … [more]
I surprised a lot of people in the TIBCO marketing department with this particular logo, specifically because of how it so prominently leveraged (… [more]
This is the logo for TIBCO’s annual user conference, called TUCON. I creative directed it’s design, working with the talented designers … [more]
In all honesty, I can’t remember exactly what “Nextron Web Services” was, but I do remember using this logo in brochures and … [more]
When Nextron was getting ready to launch a new version of its core technology, which was essentially a rewrite, we decided to brand … [more]
As part the service element of Nextron’s core business of mass producing small business web sites for yellow page publishers, the company … [more]
At some point during my time at Nextron, we decided to augment the Dev-Com business with a higher-end offering of dedicated server web … [more]
Nextron had considerable bandwidth and infrastructure supporting its core business, and decided to expand its datacenter to support the hosting of third party … [more]
This is the logo I designed for my fraternity’s 50th anniversary event. It was featured in invitations and on materials at the … [more]
This is the logo I came up with for Holly. Granted, with no-brainer visuals like a holly leaf and picture of my lovely … [more]
EasySite was a retail packaging of Nextron’s browser-based server-side web site building technology. The idea was that we’d sell these “kits” … [more]
I oversaw the development and implementation of a new brand identity when IMV Internet became Nextron Communications. [more]
I developed the logo and brand identity for PCMCIA shortly after it’s inception around 1990. The brand stood the test of time, and … [more]