Potter Art + Design

I've been having a lot of fun designing logos for other people . . . . so I thought I would create one for myself. What do you think? Do you like the use of this photograph I took in a lighting studio or do you think an illustration would be better? Or a combination of the photograph with an illustration inside? I'm open to any crazy suggestions or even plain solid ones too.

Basically, my idea is the use of pottery image to represent the "Potter."

Everyday Enlightenment

Client: Everyday Enlightenment
Project Description: I was asked to design and illustrate a logo that would represent the company, which specializes in spiritual wellness, alternative counseling, and meditation
Additional Company Branding: Business card and postcard design
Creative Process: I used an image of an eye to represent the act of seeing from within. The pupil of the eye is is composed of a ying yang symbol for balance which is emphasized by the image of a meditating figure in the center. Photographic images of the elements (water and sky) are used within the components of the design.

It was an enjoyable project and I enjoyed working with Michelle. She is such a positive person. :)

Mayberry Logo

Image Description: 1. Completed logo; 2. Illustration of buildings in a small town setting used as background image for logo

Client: Mayberry Sporting Goods & Fountain

Project Description: I was asked to design and illustrate a logo that would represent community in a 1950's small town setting

Creative Process: The drawings of the silhouetted figures are drawn in Illustrator while the image of the structural setting is created largely by hand in light faded pastel colors to show the desired time period