Pixelbrush Studios » Logos for new Brands

An eye care logo with no eyes

Tyler — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 17:22:29 +0000

We are currently working with an agency in Kentucky to develop a new logo for one of their clients. Associates in Eye Care. There was only one major request made. We should stay away from using eyes.

Matt just finished up these logo icons and typefaces. We are hoping to get some feedback.

This first one is our personal favorite and the concept is; People gathering

This next concept just plays with shapes to illustrate a lens shutter.

The concept of the logo below came from the iris of the eye. It is part of the eyeball that has color. I know we were supposed to stay away from an eye but i think this is abstract enough.

The last concept also illustrates the closing or opening of a shutter.

Let us know what you think. Whether you love them or hate them.

Off to lunch,
Tyler

Verbalpress New logo Ideas

Tyler — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 17:30:20 +0000

We have been busy working on branding a new start up called Verbalpress. Matt has been working on these icons while I have been working on the site redesign.

What makes Verbalpress unique?

Their product transforms traditional press releases
for investors into a verbal recording.

Concept and Vision

We based the verbalpress icon on this concept; A transformation of news on paper to audio. We combined abstract images representing the investing world, paper press, audio and broadcasting to create a unique icon that represents what makes verbalpress great.

Let us know what you think. We are excited about this project and will be posting more progress soon.

Back to work,

Tyler

Illustrate a word that represents your business

Tyler — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 16:05:19 +0000

When we work with a new client one of the first questions we ask them before creating a logo is “What values do you want to your business to represent?”.

We even have a list of words to help businesses along. For example if you are new clothing store you may want your customers to perceive your business as modern, or maybe elegant. It all depends on the way that you want to market your product or service.

We took our list of words and used typefaces that represent each one of them. We have seen stuff similar to this before but It was interesting to try and illustrate each word with a look that fits with the word itself.

We got the idea to do this after seeing a logo designer make a few of them on www.lynda.com. Some are closer than others but it is interesting to see them all together.

Back to work,

Tyler

Regen Recycled Oil is ready to show off the new look

Tyler — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 22:28:10 +0000

Reg-en Recycled Oil is a start-up that collects, refines, and sells used and recycled oil. They needed a bold industrial image that could be used on the sides of their trucks.

Re-gen Oils operates out of Lafayette LA and works with farmers and fleet trucking companies across all of southern Louisiana. Be on the lookout for the logo on the sides of their Oil Trucks.

Ben Davis Woodworks Finally Branded with a new logo

Tyler — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 22:24:52 +0000

Our good friend Ben Davis has been building custom furniture, drums and cabinets for two years now without any real marketing identity. He wanted something that illustrated the craftsmanship and attention to detail that goes into his work. He also wanted a modern and clean look.

This is the new logo.

Ben works out of his shop in Lafayette, LA and is working on building us a custom workstation. We are hoping to see his new logo branded on his work.

Superlube Mobile : Before and After

Tyler — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 22:22:45 +0000

Superlube Mobile express is a new business with a unique business model. They are a mobile fleet vehicle maintenance company.

There business was seeing a lot of growth and decided it was time to establish a brand.

Superlube Mobile started their services in our home town of Lafayette LA, but is planning on expanding throughout the gulf coast regions. They needed a brand image that could set them up for the long term and had enough flexibility to be printed on uniforms, trucks, and dozens of other marketing and brand related materials along the way.

We are still working with them to continue developing their brand image. Look out for their new website launching soon.