Concept:
The idea behind this business was creating the best pet experience possible. The business name also lent itself to the idea of a pet’s favorite friend, the Fairy DogMother. We felt creating a cartoon image would evoke the memory of a good kid’s book and the warm fuzzy feeling of having someone trusted, friendly and loving at your side.
Scope of Work:
The typeface chosen gives a sense of authority and trust, plus some flair. It complements the cartoon image well. The hand-drawn image started as a black and white drawing and then was brought into Photoshop and Illustrator to add color. In this way we could play with the effects without hindering the integrity of the original drawing.
Client: The Fairy DogMother
Alternate Image:
Alternate design Fairy DogMother business card
Category : Branding/Corporate Identity
Concept:
An independent contractor, Dan Garcia needed a design that represented his quality of craftsmanship and use of traditional techniques in a modern world.
Scope of Work:
We made use of photos Dan provided to show his work and hand drew an image that represented his craftsmanship and would also be easily reproducible in other formats – ads, letterhead, invoices, etc.
Client: Dan Garcia Construction, Inc.
Category : Branding/Corporate Identity
Concept:
The goal was to create something that represented the client’s ability to multi-task several projects at once. The final version of the logo shows balls in the air as well as the progressive movement of them reinforcing that idea.Their business entails the planning and implementation of trade shows and other large events for corporate and association groups.
Scope of Project:
We designed the logo and layout of their business card. Plus, we created the letterhead, envelope, label and presentation folder to round out their business collateral.
Client: The Finlor Group
Category : Branding/Corporate Identity
