Uitgelicht Meest recent Meest populair Portfolio 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Over Lid sinds: 17 mei 2016 Ervaring 0 Gewonnen wedstrijden 1 Tweede plaats 0 1-op-1 projecten 0 Terugkerende klanten Logo-ontwerp Certificeringen Gemiddeld Level Talen
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/76/76469/attachment_76469240 "The contest holder wanted a logo for a coffee drink in which the N was the focus of the name and it could be used on its own. The N in this design is intended to exude the elegance and clean-ness of the modern coffee drinker.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/75/75953/attachment_75953778 "A logo design for a sports/wings bar inspired by many classic sports bar logo designs")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/75/75756/attachment_75756967 "The idea behind this logo was to give it the feel of driftwood. The logo was for a rustic grill on the edge of the water so driftwood was requested and also felt appropriate. I started by making the word \"hole\" the main focus of the design. I added a fish swimming through the \"O\" to show how there was a hole in the logo which relates back to the restaurant's name. Finally I made their tagline printed on a piece of driftwood below the name to add a new color and round out the design.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/71/71605/attachment_71605226 "For this logo my goal was to incorporate several symbols of buddhism and yoga into one concise logo that could be used on any medium. I initially took the Lotus, a prominent symbol in yoga, and made the center petal into a flame which references the studio's slogan. The dot in the center represents both a calming balancing piece as well as the head of a person doing yoga since the lotus is part of many yoga positions. Finally, I surrounded the graphic with the japanese \"enso\" which is a meditative concept which represents strength, enlightenment, and the universe.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/75/75317/attachment_75317628 "This logo was made for an emergency food supply service called \"Plan. Prep. Provide.\" For this I went with a vintage style outline and a font that would be clearly readable from a distance. The aim of this logo was to communicate the intention of the product immediately and clearly. For this reason I chose to forego the use of color.")