The design criteria for this logo project was simple, clean, and modern. A stylized maple leaf was created for the icon in keeping with the location of the church in Michigan. The previous church logo was outdated in it’s appearance and needed to be updated. Signage, website, and other visual identity pieces will soon be created and a fresh logo was needed that could fit well into a variety of contexts. Overall, the client was very pleased with the concept and execution of the new identity.
Posts Tagged ‘identity design’
Ann Arbor Church Logo Design
Sunday, March 3rd, 2013New Logo Design for SHIFT
Tuesday, September 4th, 2012
SHIFT is a new youth ministry beginning this fall at Grace Gathering. As with any new program, it needed a visual identity/logo and the result was a playful design that literally “shifts”. For example, the face of the word can start in the upper-most right corner and reach back to the lower-left corner, or the face can start at the lower-left corner and reach back to the upper-right corner. Once you’ve seen it both ways, the logo visually jumps back and forth, or shifts, when you look at it. The announcement slide design is shown below.
Glenda Yoder Photography Identity Design
Tuesday, May 8th, 2012
This modern and fun identity design was recently created for Glenda Yoder Photography. The logo is a cleaned up and stylized version of Glenda’s signature. A logo, business card, and website were designed.
A Logo Where Life & Faith Meet
Saturday, April 7th, 2012
The goal for this logo redesign was to create a new bold and clean look. The client wanted a streamlined heart icon that would capture the idea of where life & faith meet. The heart is symbolically central to life and the leaf illustrates a growing faith.
Website banners were also designed to promote the new Catholic Life & Faith website.
A Logo Design Pregnant with Meaning
Friday, January 6th, 2012
Induction Reduction is a cause dedicated to educating on the benefits of avoiding induction during the birthing process. The design criterion for the logo was to come up with a clean and fun visual identity solution that would appeal primarily to young mothers. The focal point of the T-shirt design is the humorous, yet serious call to action slogan “keep the bun until it’s done”.
Love God Fear Nothing Identity Design
Friday, November 11th, 2011
Several of the icons shown in the concept above were actually modified a bit for the final design, but I like this collection best. For example, the Trinity icon was made into a cross and the skull was given teeth. The final icons used in the design are shown below.
Fortress Identity Design
Friday, September 30th, 2011
The design criteria for this logo was professional, bold and clean. The goal was to come up with a visual identity solution that sponsored athletes, charities and memorabilia collectors would feel confident identifying with and investing in.
Christian Law Institute Identity Design
Thursday, May 19th, 2011
For some reason “legal” identity designs tend to be a bit stuffy and stodgy. The Christian Law Institute on the other hand wanted to take a fresh new approach and appeal to a younger generation. This clean, bold and professional logo was the result.
Postcard design utilizing the new identity.
