Larkin Street Youth Services needed a quick logo for a new event they were creating called Corporate Leadership Roundtable. I wanted give the feeling of people from different business sectors coming together for networking and discussion.

Coro Northern California asked me to design a logo for a new program they were starting. I was excited when they told me they wanted it to feature a rocket. This was a really quick and fun design project!

When the pandemic lockdown hit, in-person fundraising events were cancelled. Larkin Street came up with a fun virtual walk/run/skip/hop/dance/strut parade to give people a way to stay involved and raise funds for this important cause.

This is a logo redesign for a public speaking coach. She wanted something professional, warm, empowering, elegant and unique. And it didn’t hurt that she and I share the same favorite colors: purple and blue! Her original logo wasn’t bad at all, but I wanted to give her something more vibrant and modern. Without realizing it my logo really influenced the look of her future website.

This is a logo design for a financial and fitness coach. Aja wanted her logo to say, “You can do hard things.” She wanted something bold, superhero bright, serious but approachable and as simple as possible. Done. When I was designing this logo I was picturing Aja standing on top of a skyscraper with a brightly colored cape flowing behind her. (Photo by Zaksheuskaya from Pexels)

Great Place to Work was one of my early regular clients. This logo was one of the first projects I did for them. It was used to promote their annual best workplaces list.