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Northern M.O.S.S.

rowforbes — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 20:39:59 +0000

Northern Maine Outdoor School & Services (M.O.S.S.), offers Maine Registered Guide instruction and outdoor recreation guiding. Northern M.O.S.S. needed a logo that would portray its love for the wilderness and its knowledge of how to survive in it. Kevin, owner and Registered Maine Guide, furnished me with some color and element suggestions to “guide” me towards his finished logo.

The Occcasional Housewife

rowforbes — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 20:21:14 +0000

Who doesn’t occasionally need that extra set of helping hands? Miranda came to DbR with an idea for a logo and a style that would reach back into the past; into a time when a wife’s duties were based in the home. She understands that things are different now, and it is almost a necessity for women to be in the workforce; however, the desire to have a put-together home still exists. Miranda is the missing piece; available when time is not. DbR took a pencil sketch and created the Occasional Housewife logo. Miranda decided that she needed to get her idea out to potential clients, but a standard business card just wouldn’t do. Instead she chose a magnetic card which could be placed on the refrigerator for those household, cleaning, errand emergencies. If you need that extra set of hands, be sure to check out occasionalhousewife.com.

RLI Solutions

rowforbes — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 16:14:09 +0000

RLI Solutions is working on updating its image, from logo to website. I was more than happy to help them out by working with the owner to create a logo that would represent him and his vision for the company. Related posts:Round 1: RLI Solutions Round 3: RLI Solutions the Birth of a Logo Related posts:

Spring Sing 2010

rowforbes — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 23:59:22 +0000

This was a fun logo to work on. It was for a creative group that was willing to poke a little fun at themselves. Last year’s Spring Sing website is currently still up, but the new site should be in place in the next few weeks. Check for updates at www.springsing.org. Related posts:RLI Solutions Busy [...] Related posts:

HowtoSellSocial.com

rowforbes — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 20:03:35 +0000

This is a simple and fun logo created for HowtoSellSocial.com. Shades of orange and black give high contrast, high visibility and are easy to read. Related posts:Boat Expo back-lit HowtoSellSocial stationery Mass Theatres Related posts:

Hebert Farm 100years

rowforbes — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 19:40:41 +0000

Hebert Farm celebrated 100 years this year. In celebrating this accomplishment, they wanted decals and magnets for their vehicles and signs for the store and open market. I vectorized this image for them, which was then blown up and put into the desired application. Related posts:Now Offering Vinyl Lettering! Related posts:

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Inkwell

rowforbes — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 17:31:49 +0000

This is an original logo proposal for an editorial service company. Having worked many years in the publishing industry, I was quick to associate the name of the company with the black smudges of ink that would come off a fresh press run. In addition, the print also signified the personal touch the company takes with it’s clients.

Mass Theatres

rowforbes — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 16:24:56 +0000

This is an original logo design proposal for a movie theater company. The colors were chosen to be indicative of the heavy curtains of old theaters and the yellow of the lamps and spotlights. The combination of different shades of yellow circles come together to form a piece of buttery popcorn. The total effect is a logo that carries tradition and fun hand in hand.

454

rowforbes — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 12:49:27 +0000

Members of the band 454 approached me with their pen-drawn logo. They liked their concept, but didn’t have the ability to utilize it across mediums. Their intentions were to use it as a large stage backdrop, on t-shirts, business cards and flyers. In its original form, that never would have worked. I vectorized the logo using Illustrator and keeping it black and white; true to the original drawing. Once approved, I moved on, adding shading and color, with the results seen here.