Anatomy of a Logo (2 of 7)

Here’s day two of “Anatomy of a Logo”, a seven day series revisiting some of my favorite geometry based designs from this past year. Although these underlying elements will go mostly unnoticed, they provide a …

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Anatomy of a Logo (1 of 7)

Today I am launching “Anatomy of a Logo”, a seven day series revisiting some of my more geometrically compelling designs from 2019. Here’s a look inside Kailife, a kitchenware brand with an aloha spirit. In …

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Kailife Plate

Branding is much more than a logo design itself. So many other marketing elements accompany a brand. Right now, I’m working through this process with Kailife, a kitchenware brand with a Hawaiian flare. Key to …

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Type Adjustments: R

Even the most minor details matter. During my most recent logo design project, we found the use of symbols and icons unnecessary. Instead, we are focusing on a wordmark with minimal flare – a well …

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Xings Shirt Design

Check out this sick shirt design for Crossings (street wear brand based in Chicago). This look features Crossings’s alternative ‘Xings’ wordmark. Paired with a Chicago-esque color scheme of red, white, and black, this piece is …

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Walkman Geometry

As a rule, I almost always use geometry or some kind of mathematical reasoning behind every logo design. An organization or business’s brand is one of its most important assets, and the logo specifically will …

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Crossings Brand Walkman

Yesterday, I revealed some draft designs for Chicago street wear brand, Crossings. Not included was this alternate ‘walkman’ design. In step with their main logo, the walkman mark gives the Crossing brand a nice alternate look.