A company specializing in “all things data” needed to update their logo, adhering to themes and ideas already established by several years of branding.

A small brand specializing in retail sports supplements and community initiatives needed a logo to communicate that it was reinventing the idea of a small competitive strength brand.

An orthopedic medical practice was expanding rapidly, and needed a logo that captured their professional approach within their field.

A small cafe in the Mission Hill district of Boston, Massachusetts needed a logo that accomplished several tasks. It needed to fit in with the retro vibe of the neighborhood while suggesting that it was part of the “original land mass” of the Shawmut Peninsula. This clever logo accomplished the task.

With over 5o years of business in the MetroWest suburbs of Massachusetts, Waybridge needed a simple way to communicate that it worked on several levels of real estate and contracting. A simplified logo that brought their business up to a traditional prestige brand was the solution.

A sound and media entrepreneurship needed branding as quirky as it’s name to communicate that they worked in an interdisciplinary and left-of-center style.

A Boston-based company specializing in event planning for pedicab services required a logo that communicated that this was a very Boston-local identity. Merging two icons of their two primary elements created a logo that is at once easy to recognize and conceptually descriptive.

This logo was designed to communicate a sense of the familiar yet a hint of prestige for a property in Connecticut seeking discerning clientele.

GiveStrength is a charity which specializes in building fundraiser off of strength sports events. As cancer charities were a common benefactor, the crossed ribbon symbol was repurposed to combine the idea of strength and giving.

An annual bicycle rider fundraiser needed branding to communicate that the group was comprised of Boston’s pedicab driver community. The mark needed to communicate a friendly, homespun vibe to communicate that the group is entirely self-managed.

A small company specializing in unique and therapeutic muscular training and body development needed a logo which appealed to athletes yet was meanwhile not specific or exclusive to any particular sport.

A parent company needed branding for it’s local Boston-based subsidiary. They sought a logo that was explanatory of what a pedicab looked like yet captured a blue-collar, urban feel.

A DJ’s business was growing, and his services had begun contracting for events beyond just his own DJ capacities. He needed a logo that communicated cutting-edge attitude yet professional approach. Ironically, the owner’s initials made for the perfect business name for such an enterprise.

A real estate and rehab company sought to brand itself with an appeal to the financial side of the industry.

A national tricycle manufacturer needed branding that was simple yet clear, maintaining the colors that had worked with for years.

A small personal training studio sought to create a locally-recognized brand, and needed a logo that could be recognizable and sleek.

A tile company was expanding, creating a sister company that specialized in extensive home renovations. Their logo needed to emulate the parent company, yet still be distinguishable as separate. Identical typefaces and the block imagery were borrowed directly from the source logo but rearranged to create a very similar yet separate design.

A video game reviewer needed branding for his blog in order to win appeal from developers.

A retail preworkout supplement needed strong branding that evoked an idea of modern yet powerful.

A small sports supplement retailer sought branding that evoked professional expertise.

An apartment community in Hull, Massachusetts sought branding that would communicate it’s seaside location and professional service.

A business office cleaning company sought branding that would appeal to high end business clientele.

A luxury apartment complex in Connecticut sought branding that communicated their modern appeal while still seeming casual and comfortable.