A multimedia and video installation company based out of Atlanta wanted a clean logo including the Landolt C to illustrate the accuracy of their work.
Crown Carpentry is a high end woodworker in Asheville, NC. They wanted something that spoke to the level of work they do without losing the woodworking aspect. There are two versions of the logo, one for large applications such as a vehicle wrap, and a second for smaller applications such as a business card or hat embroidery.
An all electric lawn care company contacted me wanting a logo that highlighted the fact they use electric equipment. They wanted to include the current source symbol in their logo mark while also highlighting nature. I wanted to differentiate them from the myriad of other lawn care companies by not using papyrus.
The Micromeritics Instrument Services is a subsidiary of the Micromeritics company. They needed a logo that stayed inline with the Micromeritics branding, but was different enough to show they were a separate company. They wanted to get across a lot of information in their logo without falling back on images of screwdrivers or wrenches. Two of their main talking points were that they are global and they work quickly.