Animated identities are much more illustrative, defining relevant and important qualities in a highly visual manner. An animated identity communicates with the end user on a much more personal level and is more likely to engage and elicit a response. Not all projects lend themselves to this approach since many identities - by nature of the client - require a more traditional image. But when the project is right, you can have a lot of fun creating an unusual visual statement.
The Wine Harvest Luncheon, event identity developed for The Christian Brothers, is another good
example of an animated identity.
Yes You Can Candies
Yes You Can Candies was a candy store specializing in low fat and low sugar candies from around the world.
The selection was delicious and for people on special diets this was a great place to go.
The logo symbolizes that angel on our shoulder that usually says no...but now is able to say yes.
The Shoptaugh logo is unique and represents the power of games in uniting two or more
people in an enjoyable interpersonal experience.
Here For You
Here for you provides personal "empowerment" counseling services. The symbol
illustrates the availability of a support structure and caring resource amid the many confusing aspects of daily
life. The image is one of warmth and hope.
People Incorporated is devoted to empowering individuals and corporations through
seminars, training and counseling.
Brothers & Sisters
A night club experience for the "Techno" culture in San Francisco. The logo was used on flyers
and posters that could be found in shops throughout the City.
Ariel Jewels
Ariel Jewels produced magnificent frames of butterflies and insects in various natural environments.