Did some updates for Balanced Energy Wellness in (a great place for acupuncture and all kinds of wellness in Peachtree City by the way!), and realized I’d never posted it here.
Category Archives: Logos/Illustrations
New Look for North Carolina PT practice
Team Care Physical Therapy in Cary, NC was a long time client in need of a new look, focusing on their sports practice. The new site is vibrant and strong, with new logo and branding.
Adam Properties: Property Management with a retro feel
Adam Properties is an Atlanta office/warehouse properties investment, leasing and property management company. Their website showcases their available properties with a little bit of a retro vibe.
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2015 Websites: Megan Tarshis, LCSW
Megan Tarshis is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) and psychotherapist in the intown Atlanta area. She wanted a minimalist & soft website, with strong images and lots of white space for her new practice.
2015 Websites: Find The Beloved: Sign up and take courses
Find The Beloved is a courses website built based on the Sensai product from Woo.
We developed the peacock logo and branding based on the idea of traditional Indian woodcut prints.
Gabrielli LaChiara: Event Management, Social Community
Gabrielli LaChiara is a Massachusetts based counselor and teacher specializing in healing and transformation for both individuals and institutions. The features of Gabrielli’s new website include event booking and management using Event Espresso, and a customized Buddypress installation to provide social networking and community features and allow her to serve custom on-line content for students of the various classes that she teaches. Buddypress Group features are used to serve the right content to the right students. Site is fully responsive and mobile friendly.
As part of the website design, we also provided a logo.
Website Redesign: The new logo
One of the first things we wanted to do with the redesign was fix up the logo.
The old logo had basically just evolved from a pure text logo; it wasn’t something that I’d spent a great deal of time on.
Some old iterations:
So the new logo needed to look a little more intentional, plus it needed to fit with the new website. I wanted to keep the dandelion, but I’d never really liked the way it was just stuck in the middle of the words. The other thing I wanted to do was to have a small logo that could sit at the top of the website, and this one did not really work well at a small format.
I’m still playing around with this, as I need to work a bit on how it functions in pure black and white, but rather than let perfect be the enemy of good, it’s being released to the wild with this redesign launch. I like that the box (shown in a sea blue here) can be done in any color in my website palette.
So by itself (the transparent background is indicated by the grey and white check):
With the name:
Wide Full text version:
Black and White only version:
A bold event website for a dance non-profit
Yes You Can Dance is a Pittsburg based non-profit sharing the joys of dance with seniors as well as special needs teens and adults. The website is fun and lively, with a style evocative of the past of ballroom dance. Features: event registration and management, members only functionality, focus on ease of use and accessibility.
Logo Design:
Website for YesYouCanDance.org
Logo Design: Non-profit
Recently Completed:
Logo design for the Clarkston Revitalization Project.
Newest Logo Design
