| Archbold Bands |

This fall I have had the great privileged and honor to be a part of my high school once again!  From capturing the new Alumni Band and the AHS final marching show to a new logo, it has been wonderful to be a part of this great tradition again.  Archbold bands have had a tradition of excellence that has reached back over 40 years, and the current director of bands is not about to let that disappear.  She has taken on the challenge of continually pushing her students to reach a potential that she knows is there and that she knows they can achieve.  This is not only obvious in the classroom, but on the field as well.  Just watching these high schoolers march you can see discipline and pride in every step.  We wanted to create a fresh and new look for the band program that shows their past and present.  Creating a logo can be a daunting task for some, but we start out with a look, then build and edit from there.  Sometimes logos need detail and lots going on, others like this one, need to be less complex to really stand out and catch your attention.  You will notice the Streak in the background, this has been the logo for Archbold for many many years, while the specific A that has been used has changed a little over the years.  The A seen in this logo is the current A that the school uses, so we have incorporated the past, present, and future into a logo that the band program can be proud to call theirs.  I have had a wonderful time working with the director, whom also happens to be a fellow classmate and AHS Alumni, getting to know her family, and seeing her continue the proud Archbold Band traditions!  Congrats to the staff and members of the AHS Marching Bluestreak sand Archbold Bands on a wonderful fall season!

 

 

 

| Three D |

I always enjoy getting to do a logo design for a new company that wants to go full force, no holds barred!  This project was brought to me by a friend whom I work closely with on different things.  The client wanted something country, a little intimidating, but showed that they were serious about their business of transporting livestock.  After only a few edits the final design was nailed!  They chose a left crest for the front to be embroidered and also a full back to be screen printed with metallic (represented by gray), blue, and red inks on black ts.  A few halftones thrown in there for depth and detail and the final design took shape!  Enjoy!

| Reese Farms |

I just recently finished up this fun logo design for a customer who was looking for a unique way to represent his new farming business, wanting something that was different yet combined with a look that represented him.  After starting with the basics, he sent a picture of his truck and I inserted that to give him a look that pops!  He then wanted to also embroider the logo, so I simplified it to make it fewer stitches and then created a left crest to match the front so that he could screen print.  I love being able to get a customer up and running with their new business!