Corporate Identity Examples

We have a deep background in logo and company identity design. Here are some other examples or our logo design work.

The wordmark for a non-profit organization that focuses on improving the experiences of children interacting with the court system.

The mark depicts the child caught between childhood and the legal system, and the additional fact that LAW is capitalized emphasizes the dominance of the system over the child's life.

The friendly looking wordmark for an IT development company that provides development services managed using Six Sigma.

The mark for an organization in the San Francisco Bay Area whose members are trusted advisors to business. The C symbol has the look of a monument or award, evoking stability and professionalism.

Internet startup LetterClick's service turned the user's normal emails into letters, notes or cards, on demand, delivered by mail, express delivery, fax, or email.

The logo visually depicts the service with black and white "bits" dropping into a full-color envelope. The arrowhead shapes help convey movement and a positive brand image.

When Synon, Inc., an IBM mid-range computer software company, wanted a more professional image – on the same playing field as Big Blue itself – we developed their corporate identity, stationery system, collateral, and packaging. At its height, Synon dominated the worldwide market for third party application development tools for the IBM System "i" platform.

When State Street Global Advisors started a program to extend their international reach with a series of locally staffed and knowledgeable investment offices, they wanted each one to have a unique, locally appropriate identity. We were selected to design them.

With offices in Zurich and Prague, we gave European Direct a very contemporary European look.

The London firm was headed by Kenneth King and located on King Street. Perfect. They wanted an up-to-date look but with traditional influence.

The logo is engraved in gold on all stationery and foil stamped on other printed materials.

A sister company of European Direct Capital Management, the Hong Kong-based firm needed a unique solution that was appropriate for the Eastern culture. The calligraphic swash A punching out of the red diamond shape achieved the dynamic result.

After developing the marketing strategy for this company to become the "Nordstroms" of self-storage in their area, we renamed the business and developed the logo for the new name as the start of a new upscale identity and strategic marketing program for them.