BRANDING
Whether designed for a law firm, entertainment, or a socially-focused podcast, our logos are unique, like the companies they represent. And our Style Guides set a standard for consistent brand identity across all platforms.
Click on the logos below to learn more about the thinking that inspired their design.
We designed Judge Judy Sheindlin's Production company logo. She asked for a bee, a gavel, and a crown.
“I just want a big D, mate” is how our Australian friend Greg Coote commissioned this logo. Our design for Dune Entertainment combines that letter with the form of a desert dune for a distinctive corporate identity.
For the reboot of The Arsenio Hall Show, our logo references the host's moment of contemplation before he springs into action.
We designed this logo for Judy Sheindlin's production company.
We wanted to maintain a family resemblance with the Judge Judy brand (as Judge Judy Sheindlin had conceived Hot Bench). The three gavels in the letter "O" represent the triad of jurists who make this show unique.
Benchmark Post offers post-production services to the entertainment industry.
Our logo design is inspired by classic Cuban cigar packaging, because old cigar boxes are where many people (as well as our client) keep their treasured ephemera. And because they're just really cool.
This design supports the welcoming name of the agency.
To set the mood for this thought-provoking podcast series about the art of conversation, we used informal, mid-Century letterforms.
This logo suggests what it takes for an Atlanta firm to make rental units move-in ready.
This logo celebrates women through the ages for the Soroptimist International of Glendale.
This word fusion honors the incomparable genius who played with ideas.
Blue sky is an appropriate metaphor for this company and app that helps people realize their dreams.
