Logo: Pinkheart

This logo was designed for a jewelry & accessories store located in Atlanta, GA. 

 

Since this store was targeting sensible teenagers, 
practical college students and fashion-forward young adults, 
their logo needed to be a mix of cute and simple 
rather than unapproachable and aloof. 
With a simple font and a familiar symbol, plus a dainty color, 
pinkheart's logo came to life.

 

 

font used 
Century Gothic

Logo: Lim Family Dentistry

This logo was designed for a dental office located in Adairsville, GA. 

 

When this client first approached me for a logo for his new practice, 

he had done his homework, done a lot of research, 
and had a clear idea of how he wanted the logo to look like 
and how it would represent his office. 
It was the first time I had dealt with a client of this manner, 
and I was elated, seeing in my head the easy road ahead with this project. 
Boy, was I wrong. 
He wasn't a difficult person to work with, just a difficult client. 
After what felt like several hundred tweaks, this logo was finally developed. 
But hindsight is 20/20, and now I know when it all ended, 
this client went home content, getting exactly what he was looking for. 

 
 

fonts used 

Shelley Allegro BT, Constantia, Futura Lt BT



 

Logo: Acworth Family Dentistry

This logo was designed for a dental office located in Acworth, GA. 

 
This logo came to me fairly fast, easy and unexpectedly.  
I was just browsing the web and came across an image of a tooth. 
Without much thought, I used it as a template to draw it out, 
and in that process it occurred to me that I could use the drawing 
to replace the "w" in Acworth.  
It was the first logo I created out of several for my client's review, 
and she ended up picking it.  
I was glad she did, because it was also my favorite.

 

font used 
Copperplate Gothic Bold