Showing posts with label Business Logos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Business Logos. Show all posts

5.20.2010

Promise Land Farm Logo



What a fun project!



This creation is for a wonderful creative home-schooling family.  At their farm they sell all-natural goat's milk, honey and a few more purely delightful goodies.  I think they are even venturing out to add handmade soap to the list of goodies you can get when you visit.
As soon as I have contact information for those of you in the Kansas City area who are looking for some fun this summer, I will be sure to let you know how you can get in touch with the family and get out to their farm!  
In the meantime, I get to help create an image for this new little oasis in the country!  This piece of art includes original illustration with watercolor mounted on a vintage quilt I had laying around in my daughter's room.  Actually, I could be wrong, but I think my great grandmother made the quilt piece for my mom.  
When I was asked to do this project, right away I thought of textures and colors that reminded me of playful outings to the countryside.  My kids and I cherish our day trips to the local Red Barn Farm in Weston, Missouri where there are farm animals to pet and treats for all the senses.  When visiting a farm I think of worn and weathered barn wood... faded pastels... and smiles all around!  
I hope these images have collected some memories and awakened intrigue for everyone who views them! 

Contact me if you like what you see.  
I can design a one-of-a-kind logo and header for your website too! 
(For more info go to my Order page!) 

5.06.2010

Life After Java Logo




This logo was designed for writer Casey Pitts.  She describes her blog like this:
I'm a stay at home mom who doesn't stay home much! I can be found volunteering at many organizations, teaching Bible study, sewing costumes for local theatres or writing on a variety of subjects. Regardless of what's on my schedule, I always start the day with a cup of coffee and my laptop.

I always enjoy the challenge of trying to take the few things I know and weave a visual connection between what it is that a client does and their personality.
I think we found a nice balance this time.  What do you think, Casey?

To visit Casey's inspirational writings go to:

5.05.2010

The Making of The Maiden's Logo








All Illustrations are in Watercolor and Pencil.
Logo Created for Cheeky Maiden Soap Company 
By Artist Beth Witte