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Spokes Bicycle Shop

March 7, 2014 | By stephanie nadia,

THE BRIEF

Spokes Bicycle Shop located in Brooklyn, NY, needed a new image that was relevant to the youthful community they serve. And unfamiliar to the Internet, they needed a way to connect with their costumers online.

THE SOLUTION

After discussing their vision and sketching up a few drafts their wheelsy bright Spokes Logo was born. Their very first easy-to-manage WordPress website was also launched to reach a larger customer base. The design is consistent with the Spokes vibrant Logo and has a very user friendly interface making it easy for anyone to become a Spokes customer!

Elite: Brainy Fun For Kids

March 7, 2014 | By stephanie nadia,

THE BRIEF

Elite is a small start-up business specializing in children’s educational toys. They wanted a fun and clean design for their new logo.

THE SOLUTION

The first toy, made by Chaley Kador, was a stuffed purple monkey. Her 4 year old daughter, Jessie, named it Elite. And this was the inspiration for the Elite business in smart toys. She wanted to keep the name, Elite, for its double meaning and incorporate the color purple into the design. We illustrated a playful font and kept the color scheme to a simple white and violet to create a very family-fun logo.

Marco Kenigan

March 7, 2014 | By stephanie nadia,

THE BRIEF

Marco Kenigan wanted a simple & clean personal logo for his entrepreneurial business as a high-fashion personal stylist.

THE SOLUTION

We used Mr. Kenigan’s initials as the focal of the logo to keep it clean and simple. Followed by an expressive font that captures Marco Kenigan’s style. A mustard yellow and gravel gray were used to define the logo.

DSJ

July 20, 2017 | By stephanie nadia,

THE BRIEF

David wanted to launch a fitness & lifestyle blog that captured his vision and represented him. He also was created his brand from scratch and need to developing branding from the ground up. He wanted a simple design that stood out.

THE SOLUTION

After discussing his vision, brainstorming and sketching up a few ideas, the DSJ brand was born. We set brand guidelines, created the logo, launched social media platforms and launched his very first blog. We kept design consistency and made sure brand guidelines were represented accurately throughout all his media forms.

Moku Jewelry

March 23, 2014 | By stephanie nadia,

THE BRIEF

Moku Jewelry is a small start up jewelry business founded by Moku Sekiguchi. She wanted branding and a logo design that was reflective of the Japanese influence in her jewelry designs while celebrating the fact that her company is all about being green & natural! It is the only Japanese jewelry company founded in the USA that is completely fair trade.

THE SOLUTION

An organic Japanese-Bohemian inspired design was created for the Moku Jewelry Logo with a leaf accent to remember what is most important for Moku–making a “green change” in the world. All Moku printed products are created with 100% recycled material or eco-friendly card stock.

(Model Photography Credit: Kat Borchart )

SOUND

March 7, 2014 | By stephanie nadia,

THE BRIEF

Sound is a non-profit brooklyn studio working with various musical artist in the brooklyn area to produce and create music. Their mission is to share the creativity of music production with the youth of the community through the free summer workshops they host every year. After celebrating their 5th birthday and opening up their second location they decided a new logo was needed.

THE SOLUTION

We played with the image of a cassette/robot and the name “Sound” to create their new animated logo.

PENTA

September 16, 2014 | By stephanie nadia,

THE BRIEF

Penta is a new online boutique for 100% cotton Fashion. They needed a new logo design that fit their earthy, spiritual and trendy style.

THE SOLUTION

Alice Penta, wanted a design the spoke about the spiritual balance between life and earth. We created a geometric design that symbolized the balance that her clothing line represents.

Yummies Bakery

March 23, 2020 | By stephanie nadia,

THE BRIEF

Yummies, formerly known as Grimaldi’s Cake located in LES needed a make over. Katherine Carmelo, granddaughter of the founder and new owner, wanted a more playful logo than the old washed out 90’s Italian style red & white sign.

THE SOLUTION

After discussing their vision and sketching up a few drafts we decided to keep it simple. The logo entails an adorable cupcake that adds a bit of playfulness, while remaining all white, it creates a clean design that is unforgettable.

Nagal Design

March 7, 2014 | By stephanie nadia,

THE BRIEF

Nagal Design is an architecture firm located in midtown Manhattan. They needed a new & modern logo design.

THE SOLUTION

We played with a triangle shape made up of more shapes and various complimenting color to give their new logo a clean finish with an edge.

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