Sam Pacetti is a guitar wizard featuring finger-style playing that is world class. We are blessed to be able to see him regularly in St. Augustine, FL, as well as some other lucky folks around the U.S. and Europe.

Brand logo developed for the second Austin Powers movie's style guide. Founder Timothy Wood was working for YOE! Studio at the time, the client was New Line Cinema. The logo has been reproduced thousands of times on a variety of licensed items and collectibles.

Award winning brand design from GO2 is available to all clients, big and small. We were very interested in this project as we are very supportive of new fuel and alternate energy resources.

The design represents the transformation from organic green source to the golden energetic burst of color. We also intentionally mixed in some classic (or old fashioned?) industrial style typographic design so the name could also stand alone without the icon in some applications. We rarely render a brand ID but in this case we made sure that this could be converted to flat art without redesigning.

Since our experience includes some industrial design, we are always thinking beyond the computer screen or drawing board.

Babyface Interactive is a provider of software programming and website application development. They are contemporary masters and better than that- totally reliable and dedicated to their work. We should know, they are a strategic partner of ours and have been a part of some of our most succesful websites. We worked with them to create a clean fresh look for their logo; full of character and a colorful flair. We also created an icon as a signature piece to use as a fun little graphic bling. ;-)

We learn every day as we work with new clients and begin to understand their businesses and examine their products. Dramatic Pragmatics Speech and Language Center needed a presence for their new business. We designed this logo and their award winning (2009 Big W) website.

They deal with behaviors, language therapies, and social skills for their clients. We found a font in our research that almost fit. Almost. So we did what we usually do and designed it to fit perfectly into our design for the logo. The design is a fun scene of figures on a stage that spell out the word dramatic. Those little actors can really hold a pose. ;-)

How does one build a brand?

We began our work for PRESH medspa by looking at all the truly classic fashion, beauty, and cosmetic brands to see what they had in common. It was a great exercise and we learned some great lessons. Those classics all had two qualities that we felt made them true icons. They were remarkably simple but not plain, yet they had distinct character. None of them were tied to a specific color, they were usually displayed as black or white.

The PRESH brand logo was the first in a series of elements that built the brand. 

Greenburgh Public Library logo design was done to accompany their new website design. A playful yet established looking typographic icon was designed that is now widely used as the foundation of their brand.

How do you show movement and nutrition and health all in one image? When you can't portray a concept or business description literally, we feel it is best to get creative, create something new and forget the literal. Let your supporting marketing collateral cover the details. Options in Fitness icon has become a strong identity for the company and should be for a long time to come. That is the goal, to create the image that is memorable and unique.

This logo was designed to represent a dynamic drop of sweat. After all, no sweat—no progress. Besides that, it's a memorable image and name, expertly rendered and timeless.

THE GUARD. That's the image for H2O Guard's initial set of products. They represented durability, conservation, and value. The customized armored sentinel was created from many source references and finally rendered as the stylized shield created from a head and chest piece. We originally wanted a stamped look and feel for the typography.

ReInvent Business needed something that was contemporary yet not over the top. The ribbon element represents the unwinding of traditional business and marketing. It also took on the familiar "e" to represent the new "electronic" medium.