Corporate Logo and Identity

We start with a logical questionairre, develop 3 to 5 protoypes and color sets. From there, we refine to the final 'look'. Finally, we build the primary image formats required by other vendors; AI, BMP, GIF, JPG, EPS, PNG, PDF and TIF.

Developing your logo will be a time-consuming, thought-provoking process that should not to be rushed.

How do you want your company to be perceived?
Will the name of your company always appear with the logo, or should the mark stand alone as well?
Think about the size requirements for all the eventual applications of your new logo. It may need to be as small as a postage stamp or as large as the side of a truck.
Your design must stand up to a broad range of reduction and enlargement.
How many colors will the logo be?

Once you have decided upon a concept, try several variations of your idea, ranging from a conservative approach to a more creative one.

Following are a few examples designed since 1988, ranging from divisions of AT&T to local consultants:

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