Category: Work
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Client Spotlight: Creditmonkey.pro
This website was designed and built for Creditmonkey.pro, a company that provides resources, consultation and workshops to help clients learn about and improve their credit. This website uses WordPress as it’s CMS. Check them out if you are having credit troubles!
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Flash Friday: A Rejected Identity
Happy beautiful Friday: it’s 75 degrees in February, surely can’t complain about that. Ending the week with some branding identity. The client didn’t end up going with this one, but I’m a fan of it, so I thought I would show it off anyway.
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Logo Design for Berks Referral Group
This logo was created for a new local referral group with two options for use. Stand alone or negative space version within the a vector of the County in which this group operates.
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2016, A Year in Review
As the last few days of the year are winding down, it’s always a good time for some reflection on the past 12 months and the projects I’ve completed during them. Below are a few of my favorites: KSTG Website Website created for transportation company. Above Standard Tile Logo Development Sometimes the coolest projects you…
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New Logo Development
Another few months have gone by. I’ve been busy working on a few new projects, including a couple logo designs that I want to share today! First up, a brand new start-up company that creates awesome pieces of decorated metals. The client in this case knew pretty much exactly what they wanted. I just had…
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The Triangle Wall
A creative job can be a heck of a lot easier in a creative atmosphere. So, I decided to ditch the white walls and go for something unique. Here is my progress: Welcome to my new office! Next thing is replacing the carpet…
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The Makings of a Great Logo
Read Full article here It’s a challenge many designers are faced with. How can I make a successful logo? Here are a good few questions to ask yourself when looking at a preliminary logo design: 1. What emotions does the logo evoke? Colors can play a big part in evoking emotional response. 2. What’s the meaning…
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29 Ways to Stay Creative
Not a whole lot of hierarchy here, but otherwise some good advice. Sometimes we all hit a lull in creativity! Inforgraphic Source