Logofolio
Here follows a selection of my logo designs created for various organizations and other purposes this past couple of years.
Some of these projects only required a logo. Others were more extensive and will be discussed in more detail at a later date. So it can be interesting to keep an eye on my homepage!
PING is a growing chat platform for businesses and small teams with Slack & Skype as some of their biggest competitors. It was the client’s wish to create a text based ‘wordmark’ logo for PING. Icons that are aligned with the name were an option but the name needed to be included. As for its use of colors, I deliberately chose not to work with blues as those are already very common among tech companies. – Mock project.
Espai Gent is a small but versatile work & gathering space in Ghent, Belgium. Available for anyone who is in need of a meeting room, co-working space or art gallery space. Or for people who are looking for a space to give classes, presentations, training sessions or other activities. In short, Espai Gent is a space that brings people together.
La Marketista is a marketing agency for organizations and local authorities that focus on sustainability & Corporate Social Responsibility. And the client wished for a logo that fitted that bill while also looking playful & adventurous. But not masculine.
We also made the website for La Marketista which you can visit here.
Brandstof (‘fuel’ in Flemish) is a Flemish podcast where questions related to climate change are discussed on monthly basis. The podcasting duo pay attention to innovation, technology and policy, but also to the home-garden and kitchen solutions. And that the Brandstof logo emblem uses the same green color & font as my logo design for La Marketista is no coincidence as the podcast is an initiative by that marketing agency. Click here to listen to the podcast.
WILDLIFE™ is a non-profit organization that preserves the life and habitat of wild animals throughout the world. They are known for their passion and personal investment in the lives of animals. For their logo they wished to use one animal to represent their brand. Something that also works without text. – Mock project.
The Grind is a small coffee shop chain that prides itself on natural and local ingredients. For their new logo, they didn’t want to use any browns as many other coffee shops in the area already work with that color. The logo could be text based or have an icon, or be both. And they were open to using symbols that represent coffee. The vintage coffee grinder was a perfect match as symbol for The Grind. As it also meant that I didn’t have to work with cliché symbols as the coffee bean or cup. – Mock project.
