there's music here.
This logo was designed for Artist and Performer, Aaron Scott, who goes by the stage name, "Aaronic."
Aaron is hearing-impaired, however, his sync and movements make it nearly impossible to detect. "Aaronic" is a blend of the name "Aaron"
and the word "Bionic" that alludes to the robotic movements and bionic power behind those movements.
Branding for Dirty Curtain was developed to personify the founder and who he is. It captures the creator in many ways. These representations are pointed out all throughout the brand book, included in the branding page on the site.
The mark is balanced, contained, but laid back and relatable. This is illustrated by the gentleman-encircled. "He's respectful-sure, and a businessman-undoubtedly, but Stanley is no stick-in-the-mud. He's a poised and hard-working fellow,..."
The logo features three circular motion marks that allude to the motion of massage, as well as the Godhead/trinity, being that the spirituality aspect of the therapist is a major element within their practice. Additionally, the three motion marks address the three areas of healing that are targeted during each massage or treatment session.
This mark was developed for the ministry of Dr. Raymond E. Allen Sr. It is founded on decades of ministry and the mindset of a champion. This way of thinking and living life is based on the phrase, "Coram Deo." Translated, it means "in the presence of God." Further, it is to live in the presence of, under the authority of, and to the honor and glory of God.
This mark was created for an individual embarking on their journey in the automobile industry. The brand he aspires to build is based around his personal aesthetic. The end goal for this mark has many destinations - stickers, garages, apparel, badges, buttons, event signage, web and video, etc.
This concept incorporates a gear that talks about the workings of the machine and technicalities behind the creative process - what the company is be more-so involved in. Also incorporated is, of course, the film reel. This addresses the specific industry that "Imagine-It" is in.