This was the logo I created for the 2012 GFWC Annual Convention in Charlotte, N.C. The butterfly concept was also about the seventh one I created that finally got the green light. I think it mirrors the ‘Transforming’ aspect of the tagline really well though, so all ended well. As our international president kept telling me when I presented her with a new concept, “This isn’t it, but I’ll know which one is when I see it.”
Gotta love the detailed feedback. 🙂
This was a simple design I created for my good friend Jeff for his startup design company, Boundless Graphic Solutions. Jeff and I worked together at BU for a couple of years, and we still like to collaborate on random ideas. When he decided to strike out on his own, I was more than happy to help, so when he asked if I’d design his company logo, how could I say no? There are several ways, actually, but I didn’t choose any of them.
A friend and former co-worker decided she wanted to create her own business selling some of her baked goods and asked if I could design a logo for her new venture. She offered to pay me in a box of chocolate chip cookies. I accepted. They were delicious.
Jon and Emily’s World is a startup company by my best friend Jon and his partner, you guessed it, Emily. They are both occupational therapists who work with a lot of autistic children. Their company highlights educational and functional smart phone and tablet apps that help these children achieve education enrichment.
Before I left Boston, I did some pro bono work for The Cambridge Historical Society, a small non-profit organization located right outside Harvard Square. For such a small operation, they do some great work.
I consulted with them on a new brand identity, which included this new logo lockup, a new color scheme and some new design strategies to increase exposure in the community.
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