Green Up Ashland asked me to design a logo that represented their efforts to make Ashland more sustainable. I researched existing “green movement” logos and found most of them used an image of the Earth or Mountains. Created a clean, minimalist logo to compliment their mission. Green ought to be clean!

I came to myself when I needed a logo designed for my sister company, Giulietta The Muse! If you won’t hire yourself, there’s a problem that needs to be addressed. The logo had to be inspirational and freeing. It does all of that and more.

The Real Estate Factory wanted a logo for their new first time homeowner’s venture. I created a warm, inviting logo that suggested a neighborhood feeling, something new homeowner’s tend to find desirable. Who doesn’t want to have neighbors to count on when you buy your first home?

The principle of Meeting House Communications exudes a quiet, creative confidence. It’s not often that you really feel listened to by a vendor. I knew right away that the logo had to reflect her warm, friendly demeanor. You know by looking at this logo that she’ll take good care of your firm’s communications needs by getting the word  out. Nothing like peace of mind.

I had a great time creating the Spin Vintage logo. Susan, the owner of this med-century antique store in Tennessee, wanted her logo to be modern, funky and colorful. It needed to reflect the fun atmosphere shoppers find when they venture into her shop, a former gas station. She’s says it looks terrific as a sign hanging out front.

Don’t you just love it?