Logos should work in both color and/or grayscale
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Sometimes the client only wants a logo in grayscale. This is an example of a logo we designed for Fairway Village Apartments.
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This logo was designed for P.R.I.D.E Equine rescue.
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NorthWest Walford Schools needed a logo that would represent children but still have a sophisticated look. This design used basic shapes and basic colors which are among the first things that children learn. Then these elements were placed on a sophisticated "compass" effect showing the words "NorthWest" up in what would be the Northwest corner of a compass.
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This modern Phoenix design cleverly uses the tail to draw the eye across the page. The circular Phoenix body and wings hints at flight while holding the children in its arms like a cradle.
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This logo, a cartoon-like mascot, depicts a hopeful juvenile character that both children and adults will enjoy.
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| Developed by Gary Pool as an animated logo, this cute little character contains all the letters of Gary's last name - P O O L. To view Gary's biography click on the Logo. To view the "animated" logo, click [here]. |
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| Shirley developed this logo to represent her web design talents. This "web" gives the illusion of vibration and can also be interpreted to represent communication in its various forms. To visit Shirley's biography click on her logo. |
