Austin Logo Designs Blog

A lot of clients are curious as to how the initial logo comps are displayed. I thought I’d show a few previous examples of how the initial round of logo designs are initially proposed to the customer:

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Global Tax Associates Group needed a clean, globe-like logo. Their original logo concept (brought to us by the client) included squarish GTAG letters, in a metal, 3D-like finish. The process to perfect lines and fonts was extensive. There were a few rulers, transparent tape, paper mock-ups, and a couple home visits involved. But in the…

After meeting one-on-one with the client and finalizing the new logo, we then followed up with designing plastic business cards featuring QR codes. The logo design was simple, clear and affordable. We also designed artwork for embroidered polos featuring the custom logo design. See below:

One of our favorite clients, V-Sharp Knife Sharpeners needed more than just a logo. We followed up the logo design process with developing their package design for their product line: V-Sharp Classic, XE, Curve and Mult-Edge. They also needed custom t-shirt design, hat and koozie designs with their “Get the Edge” slogan in a modern,…

Austin Logos also specializes in special event logo designs. After I designed the logo design (based on a drawing given to me by the client), I also designed the event tickets (printed in a raised metallic copper ink), the invite, matching envelope and 16 page program.

Redbud Custom Homes in Austin needed to revamp their site with a new logo pronto. They were going to be featured on HGTV and needed to bring out the big guns for a sleek, modern new branding approach. After a few revisions and great communication between designer and client, the above logo was created. See…

So many of my clients come to me with visions of a monumental, new logo design. Most arrive with elaborate visions of incorporating multiple concepts, fonts and colors. They envision their new logo to be a work by Picasso, expecting the viewer to have the time to sit and analyze the piece and interpret little…

My office. My workspace. My nest. It’s all one big, design space needed to unleash the creative mind. There are old prints from Austin artists on the wall, a signed Ray LaMontagne poster from a picturesque concert at the Paramount — all cluttered by rolls of drawings and piles of design books. I thought I’d…

My client needed a clean, sporty design that was friendly, but still slightly edgy. We were trying to avoid “Dell-blues” and the typical safe, sport blue tones. I selected metal grays and silvers with a pop of red. The theme used to inspire the overall feel, was “Friday Night Lights”, and the feeling obtained by…