There are companies that specialize in corporate and product logo and trademark design that charge tens of thousands of dollars to do so. There is no difference between them and me, with the possible exception of my final invoice! I will work with you to understand the underlying concepts you wish to convey with your logo or trademark. When you are satisfied with the design, I will produce it for use in any media - print, fax, online, video. I will also prepare the artwork and submit your logo or trademark to the US Patent Office on your behalf.
These three logos are for various configurations of a packaging system.
The top logo ("AccuWrap") is for a horizontal wrapping machine. Products enter the machine on a conveyor, and plastic film from a continuous roll is brought up from underneath and over the top of the product to form a pouch. The pouch is sealed on the top, folded over, then crimped and cut on the ends.
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This logo was developed for an American-made line of after-market motorcycle products, specifically for Harley-Davidson® bikes. The combination of the logo composition and the "Rider's Guardian" name itself were required to evoke ruggedness, Made In America, reliability, and strength. |
The start-up company designed and distributed advanced technology solar power inverter systems to the then fledgling solar power market. Sometimes less is more; the simple change from a straight line to a 60Hz AC waveform for the crossbar in the "A" in "Advanced" was sufficient to portray what the company did. |
This company made large-scale integrated circuits for image processing inside most laser printers. Anyone familiar with a color laser printer would recognize the Cyan-Magenta-Yellow-Black primary ink toner colors. |
This logo is for a start-up that made a (new) semi-conductor based viscosity measurement system. You know the colors that happen on the surface of an oil slick? That's what we were trying to convey here. Surface attributes, and specifically viscosity. They were happy with it. This is another example of the work of my very talented graphic designer, Roberta DeWaters. |