Camp Eaton has been my client since approximately 1990. During this nearly twenty-five-year relationship, the property has evolved from an overnight campground to a seasonal summer residence for individuals from New England and well beyond. An exploration of the evolution of this logo since my involvement with the property in 1992 may be VIEWED HERE.
Tag: corporate branding
Custom Computers and More
Creating a softer appearance for hard-edged services. This female computer technician, working in a male-dominated industry, wanted a blend of feminine and masculine in her company branding.
Below is a before (left) and after (right) image of owner, Sharon Peralta’s, business card:
Maine Coast Potato Chips
This logo was designed for an innovative entrepreneur who went up against Cape Code Potato Chips. The company was successful (see bag design). This start-up company was later purchased by a multi-national food company.
Jeff W. Daigle, DDS
Jeff had a vision for his branding … he wanted to use a loon in his logo. This vector-based image was designed to allow only two colors of ink in printing office materials. I believe this was created in the early 90s and I feel it remains contemporary today.
Kiwa Japan
This logo was produced for the US affiliate of a Japanese coating-to-metal company.