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Identity is the element that sets one apart from another, helping the observer to make decisions swiftly and sensibly.  Metaphorically speaking, when one sees a white stripe on a back cat’s back, one knows to run.  Whether you are an entrepreneur with a fresh idea, or a long-standing business with a desire to improve your image, you will benefit from a logo that: (1) symbolically expresses the your definitive unique selling point; and (2) communicates this idea to your consumer.  The Optimistic Realism approach to branding begins with a thorough exploration of what distinguishes your organization and what your audience values.  We place your distinct identity into your brand identity, with the imagery, color, and typography that is you.

 

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Brand development examples are available to browse through.

Example #1 shows the thumbnail of a cluster of letters: Example #2 shows the thumbnail of the shape of a painter's pallette with an image of a mountain, sky, and cold frame (greenhouse) building on it, and the name: "Common Ground" connected to each other, with the roll over text: "logo."Example #3 shows the thumbnail of an otter in a relaxed, backstroke swim, with a fun, fat- and round-letter type font that reads: "Poobracing," with the roll over text: "logo."
Example #4 shows the thumbnail of a soaring eagle with its wings and talons outstretched, with the roll over text: "logo."Example #5 shows the thumbnail of the profile image of a small sailboat with a man seated on it casually, with the roll over text: "logo."Example #6 shows the thumbnail of a 3D curved, triangular figure and the letters "V-L-S" in a tall, easily legible, serif font, with the roll over text: "logo."
Example #7 shows the thumbnail of a roaring tiger situated on the combined letters "T" and "L," with the roll over text: "logo."Example #8 shows the thumbnail of the name "BodyLove," written in a flowing cursive typefont; a heart shape is visible in the letter "L," with the roll over text: "logo."Example #9 shows the thumbnail of an italicized logo that reads: "colorsflying.com," with a feather pen dotting the "I" in "flying," with the roll over text: "logo."
Example #10 shows the thumbnail of the Badlander logo with the name written like an old western type font for a wanted poster, with a long, winding snake at the top, shaped like boobs, for that extra sex appeal, with the roll over text: "logo."Example #11 shows the thumbnail of a 3D house shape showing three sides of a house, each with its own color tone; the word: "APEX" as part of the frame and on the roof, with the words: "Building Services," printed on the side wall of the house, with the roll over text: "logo."