Logo of the month #7

Al Gore has donated $750,000 to the Alliance for Climate Protection, a non-profit advocacy group he founded to prevent further global warming. Brian Collins, New York, created the identity and overall design program.

Al Gore has donated $750,000 to the Alliance for Climate Protection, a non-profit advocacy group he founded to prevent further global warming. Brian Collins, New York, created the identity and overall design program.

I don’t often have time to create an individual blog article for every logo I design (similar to the explanatory features in my logo design portfolio). Coupled with the fact that a client recently asked why my portfolio was smaller than most, here I have included a brief snapshot of some logo designs not previously shown.

Shaun Barnes of Jigsaw Internet approached me to redesign his company logo. He knew he wanted a jigsaw piece shown, and preferably more than one (to symbolise a connection).

The Tudor Bourn Collection is a proposed bed linen textile range. My client manufactures more than 400 ranges for their customers, and it was my role to create the identity design.
A traditional logo was required, appealing to the higher end of the market. The demographics were 45-65 years of age, earning a salary of approximately £60k-85k.

Tammy Lenski LLC is a business that deals with conflict resolution in the workplace, and Dr. Tammy Lenski approached me to re-design the company brand identity, business card and letterhead.
I’ve always found it a pleasure doing business with someone I know, and this time was certainly no exception. Read on for a detailed insight into the design process.

The Logo Design Love Awards are open for submission.
It’s a personal project to give exposure to talented graphic designers, and to promote excellence in logo design. There’s a fantastic panel of judges on board, who have kindly donated their time simply because they too have the logo design love.

I was approached by the California-based Fidelity Hearing Center, and asked to design a brand identity that was easily differentiated from their competition.

Today I’m unveiling my second ever blog launch (after this one), and you’re invited to take look. Logo Design Love is a new blog that devotes all its attention towards logo design.
In this post I offer a brief insight into my thought process and reasoning.

I was recently approached by a newcomer in the record label field, asking if I could assist with their logo design.
The company name is Four Figures One Head, or FFOH.
FFOH was initiated towards the end of 2007 by four leading music producers here in the UK, and they required an identity that was both original, and that represented their unique standing as a collective of talented individuals.