Logo Designs

The logos below are my original designs which I built in multiple formats for print, signage and on-screen use. Many of these were part of larger branding projects in which I designed color schemes, Web site layouts, animations and various print and interactive materials.

NOA Content Profiler
The design reflects this software product's main application: search and retreival of any desired document from a set of computer files. I also created an animated version that appears on the Web as well as each time the program (a product of Cornerstone Information Systems) is launched or installed.

Logistics+
This logo depicts the four types of freight transportation that Logistics+ is invloved with: ocean, air, rail, and truck.

Cornerstone Information Systems
The design makes reference to Cornerstone's area of specialization–networks of many computers run from a single centralized server–and ties that concept into their name. I designed an accompanying Web site with an animated version of the logo.

Raw Data Corp.
This logo was designed to take a visual metaphor—a green egg—already in use by the company, and use it in a way that adds interest and movement. Changing the egg to gold added an additional metaphor: profit. I also incorporated the logo into a heavily Flash-based Web site I designed for the client.

Bounce Back Media
A design for a second venture associated with Raw Data Corp. It is intended to have a distinct identity, while still relating to the style and movement of the egg logo.

D³
This logo makes visual reference to D3's business supplying optical disc media in different sizes and shapes.

Adams Immersive
The shape is a square, but can also be animated in three dimensions, becoming a pyramid with notches cut into the sides. The letters “A” and “I” in the square are intended to be subtle. I created both Flash and CSS-based animations of this logo, suitable for computers, smartphones and iPads.

NeighborLinc.com
A compact disc and city skyline form this logo for a busines-to-business Web venture. For use in specific markets, a city name can be added to the right, and the skyline can even be changed.

Unimmerse
This is a logo and artwork for the former name of my WebUpdater CMS software (designed to make it easy for non-technical users to update their Web sites). Similar “astronomy” branding is being adapted into the site for my upcoming iPhone/iPad games.

4D
This is a logo for an interactive QuickTime VR time-travel game, which I created in interactive demo form along with several 360° 3D environments.

Do You WOW?
This logo for a Web portal (since renamed You Can WOW) is designed to be fun and consumer-oriented. The site's “WOW” program stands for “Win On the Web.” I also build extensive animated promo sequences around this logo.