Logos

A sample of logos and branding

Examples

  • A wood inlay on a piece of furniture with Ginger Woodworks logo visible
  • Ginger Woodworks logo
  • At a craft fair or boutique, a variety of cutting boards and wooden bread knives from Ginger Woodworks
  • In Law Brewing alternate logo
  • The owners of In Law Brewing sitting on a beer trailer with branded cups and swag in hand
  • In Law Brewing logo
  • Brown's River Farm logo
  • Wildcats logo
  • Hampshire logo
  • Mill River Carpenters logo
  • Creative Carved Signs logo
  • Orbit logo
  • Marblehead on Harbor logo
  • Harvest Crossing logo
  • Brush Brook Community Farm logo

Cost

This service follows the gift economy model.

Meaning, I’m prepared to give you this as a gift and you are welcome at the end of it to pay me, in money or in some other way.

I think this completely radical idea is important right now. Commerce-as-usual is the air we breathe. It reinforces the idea that every task should be monetized and counted. This tends to minimize relationships and cease them at the moment of transaction.

This service is an experiment toward pro-relationship business.

I’ve used this model for many projects and I’m excited to expand it.

I wrote more about freelancing in the gift here.

Process

  1. Kickoff

    We align on your vision and needs at our one and only meeting.

  2. Draft

    I share 2-3 rough concepts with you. You pick one.

  3. Refine

    I go back to dial in your new logo. Repeat as many as we can fit.

  4. Deliver

    I email you the logo, colors, and fonts -- all you need for web and print.

Questions & answers

Branding? Logos? Do we need it?

Here’s my favorite example.

I had the pleasure of working with this branding company’s logos before. They track the impact of their logos in terms of client revenue. See the GIGANTIC percentage increases on fifty rebrands.

Why me?

In the last 10 years, I helped 322 orgs create a positive, memorable impression. Half a dozen have taken a jump into the gift-world with me.

Behind this idea is an urge to help small local orgs succeed.

I want to give that old pizza shop getting cornered by Chili’s and Texas Roadhouse a fighting chance.

I aim to help you expand your reach by creating a crunchy promise your potential customers can sink your teeth into.

Lastly, taste. This is a real reason why people hire designers. I know what good design looks like and can help channel your vision into something pleasing.

Why are logos magic?

They have the power to communicate your values, philosophy, reputation, and what customers can expect by using succinct imagery.

Your logo is the core of your brand.

Branding is the whole thing - the combination of messaging and visuals you consistently use.

With this service, it’s up to you to apply and express the logo in ways that resonate with your audience.

It’s also up to you to back up the promise of a logo with action.

Schedule a quick call

Let’s chat. If it’s a fit, I’ll send you a form. Take your time to fill it out with your vision and goals for the logo.