Yellow House is a landscape design and garden maintenance company, founded by Bre Cotter, whose energy and ingenuity are embodied in her designs. Her style is bold, but welcoming, modern and warm. The logo for Yellow House conveys her aesthetic through playful bold shapes, contemporary font, warm citrus colors, and an organic textured overlay, while the two lowercase “L” letterforms, morphing into trees, identifies the company as a landscaping business. The overall branding is sharp and elegant, communicating that the company offers high quality services.

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Archetto is a web-based music instruction service, created by violist, Melissa Gregory-Simon. Her signature logo of a viola instrument combined with the viola flower, also our design, appears to the right, connecting the company with her own private music practice. The name Archetto is an Italian word, referencing stringed instruments. The logo design, references both vibrating strings and the music staff through the blurred horizontal lines threaded behind the word, while the letterforms rise and fall, suggesting musical notation. The intertwining forms of vines and flowers touch upon the design of illuminated Latin manuscripts and the carved relief detail on Baroque instruments. Deep purples, blues, and greens speak to the richness and history of the classical music studied here.

Cub Scout Pack 350 of Oregon, WI is a vibrant and active group, involved in and proud of their community, with a love for the outdoors. At the heart of the artwork created for the pack’s custom water bottle, stands the historic water tower, which is located at the center of downtown Oregon. In the sky above, the symbols for the six levels of achievement in Cub Scouts appear in an arc as constellations and are flanked by two oak trees, native to the area. The trees, tower, and open sky full of stars speak to outdoor adventuring life associated with scouting. The design is anchored at the bottom by a reference to the roofline of an old building located below the water tower on main street, the troop number and name of the city.

Like any superhero, Girl Scouts are kind and courageous, serve their communities, stand up for others and fight for good causes. Through their efforts they strive to make the world a better place. In celebration of these qualities, “Girl Scouts, Superheroes In Disguise” was chosen as the theme of the Mount Horeb Girl Scout Camporee 2018. Two young girls dressed in hero costume stand confidently together in the artwork for this year’s Camporee shirt. Behind them, a pop art burst frames the Girl Scout logo, exuding power and strength, while heavy, angular text completes the comic book effect. The nature of the design is empowerment, while remaining childlike, in keeping with the age of the girls attending the camp.

Kelleher-Kleckner Wedding Description

Jessica and Rob Smith’s special day was held in picturesque Richmond, VA in the sophisticated Monumental Church with reception following at the historic Tredegar Iron Works. The mood of their wedding was elegant and classic with lux traces of Gatsby-esque flair. Their Save the Date set the tone, based on the art method of Art Deco poster prints. Stylized illustrations of the bride and groom, modeled from photographs, dance before the skyline of Richmond. Rob’s tuxedo melds with the dark backdrop, while Jessica’s bridal gown, in sharp contrast, creates the framework for the type bearing the details of the event.

The annual silent auction held by Orchard Ridge Nursery School is the central fundraising and social event of the year for the community of families that attend the private school. It is a luxurious affair. The theme for the evening is Rock’n O.R.N.S. Grunge backgrounds and bokeh light effects behind the dark profiles of dancers evoke the feeling of a concert, juxtaposed to the more classic fonts and elements of the text of the invitation which underscore the formal nature of the occasion. A black, gray and red palette, avoids singling out any one era or genre of rock music, while still conveying the edge and clublike atmosphere that attendees will anticipate partaking in at the event.

The Chartruese Goose is a (concept for) a locally owned, handmade soap and aromatherapy shop, represented by the form of a goose with a peacock’s tail. The monoline aesthetic of the logo conveys that elegant simplicity, calm and purity can be yours when you make use of the brand’s products. Peacocks symbolize luxury. The incongruous pairing of a goose and peacock, mischievously draws the customer in while promising a luxurious experience with a unique twist. Business cards, packaging, web images and social media all bear the brand’s signature pattern of deep blue and green feathers against a pure off-white background, a palette that speaks of luxury and simplicity coming together seamlessly as one.

The parents of little Liam were looking for artwork with a personal twist to fill walls of their baby boy’s nursery. At 12 months old, what did he love? Toy cars and the family cats. The subsequent compositions portray scenes of classic cars and cats chasing birds, in the soft pastels and mahogany colors of his room. Rippling bullseye patterns and dripping paint add a playfulness to the flat art style that will grow with the little boy. As Liam grew, the bedroom’s color scheme changed, but his first two loves did not, and the artwork was updated from the soft pastels of babyhood to the vibrant red, blue, and green of a young boy.

Itty Bitty Bauble Boutique Description