Heed

Heed Business Design Services is business services consulting agency based in Australia.  They provide business services and consulting to small businesses.  They selected our suggestion of “Heed” as a business consulting agency name based on the definition; careful thought and attention.  We thought it was a different enough to be noticed and have people ask, “Why Heed?”.

Services: Logo Design, Branding, Consulting and Brand Development

Concordus Applications

Concordus Applications wanted a logo that represented synergy, harmony and integration.  Our task was to bring one visual item to represent these things.  We developed several concepts for consideration and they selected the first slide as their final version – others shown were concepts along the way including the featured slide.

Aura

Aura is a nightlife brand in Switzerland.  They requested we develop several logo options for their Restaurant and Nightclubs.  We designed these concepts creating a visual tie to something that most cannot see, one’s aura.  Ultimately, these remain only concepts and are not final selected logos.

Windfarm Marketing

Windfarm Marketing was looking for a fresh face.  We were directed to show a modern, technology based styling and that is reflected in the final logo.  Using the RSS icon added to the windmill acknowledges the tech angle to their literal name.  We think it is kind of fun!

James David Cellars

James David Cellars is a wine brand from Paso Robles, CA.  They produce high quality Syrah and Cabernet wines sold nationwide.  They wanted a new brand identity developed from a belt buckle concept and we presented it within a bottle label format.  The new identity needed to be a little bit country and a little bit rock n’ roll.  When printed, the silver elements can be foil printed to add extra interest.

Outsiders

The Outsiders are an exterior siding company based in Canada.  They wanted us to develop some logo concepts.  Wanting to be somewhat literal, we used a siding concept to develop an identifier “O” as though the O had been painted in red on the siding.  These ultimately were only concepts as they used another final version, but we thought they were fun and wanted to display them.

Services: Logo Design, Branding

Mianzi

Mianzi is a clothing brand, based in Israel, that is made exclusively from bamboo fibers.  They wanted a brand identity that had a high end feel while still representing the material that makes their brand special.  We used an icon styling with a simple reference to bamboo stalks, along with a customized font styling to achieve the final logo.

Drinkons

Drinkons is a mobile app that offers a digital coupon book, right on your phone!  They started with a print version coupon book back in the 1990′s and needed to be re-branded and updated.  We developed this logo, app icon and a new branding strategy for them.  We also had a fun idea to use coasters printed with their logo as promotional items to help spread the word.

Aerial Leadership

To develop this brand identity, we used height and an original “A” to imply upward movement.  The point at the end of the A is also representative of leadership in comparison to that of a sharp object that can swiftly move through other objects.

The Big Ante

Big Brothers, Big Sisters in Dallas, Texas was benefiting from an event titled The Big Ante.  We tried to keep it light and fun.  This logo was used in the event and continues to be used for the annual fundraiser.

The Wallet Wand

The Wallet Wand is a new consumer product that takes any regular wallet and transforms it into a shoulder purse.  When we got the product, it was called the Wallet Bar.  Functional but we wanted to add some “sizzle”.   It looked like a magic wand, so “The Wallet Wand” was born.  Using that concept of magical transformation we were inspired by period magic poster design and used that to develop the product packaging and overall brand design.

Services: Logo Design, Branding, Photography, Product Packaging and Consulting

Speedlight

Speedlight is a manufacturer of CD’s and DVD’s.  We were requested to develop concepts but were not ultimately selected for the project.  The image shown was the concept that we were most fond of.