top of page
DESIGN WITH CHARACTER
BRAND DESIGN
Decorma — Craftsmanship in a Single Detail
The distinctive “A” is inspired by the shape of a picnic table, turning one of the company’s core products into a subtle part of the wordmark. I like that the idea is meaningful without being overly obvious, giving the logo a simple and timeless quality.
Precision Concentrates — Nature, Refined
I wanted this identity to feel premium, technical and rooted in the product. The faceted cannabis leaf combines the structure of a crystal with an organic form, while the small gold centre suggests the concentrated essence at the heart of the brand.
International Facilitators Plus — Expanding Possibilities
The layered symbol gives this identity a sense of upward movement, connection and international reach. I chose blue and gold to create a professional, optimistic look suited to an organization helping others operate and grow across borders.
Karvin — Built from the Letter Up
The Karvin mark is based on a bold “K” assembled from two board-like forms. That construction gives it depth and character while reflecting the craftsmanship behind the company’s custom homes and renovation work.
Master Painting — One Mark, Several Meanings
The three angled strokes are what make this logo interesting to me. Together they suggest an “M,” paint rollers and a roadway, creating a flexible symbol that connects naturally with both the painting and line-painting sides of the company.
Rizk Insurance — A Modern Take on Trust
The custom “R” gives Rizk a recognizable feature without making the design complicated. I like the balance between the bright blue gradient and strong typography—it feels current and approachable while still communicating confidence.
Sniperz Elite — Energy in Every Detail
I wanted this logo to capture the teamwork, competition and adrenaline of paintball. The layered player silhouettes and bright orange palette give it plenty of movement and make it especially effective on uniforms, equipment and field signage.
Action Guard Dog — Protection with Bite
This identity needed to communicate strength immediately. The dog profile, shield and heavy typography create a confident symbol of protection, while the warm metallic colours give it a more distinctive presence than a typical security logo.
Royal City Wellness Centre — Professional, Natural and Approachable
The goal was to create something that felt credible as a healthcare brand without becoming cold or clinical. The custom wordmark and simple leaf graphic give it a natural, welcoming character, while the purple and green palette adds calmness and distinction.
Ally Engineering — Strength with Direction
The upward form gives this identity a feeling of stability and progress. I like how the sharp central structure is balanced by the surrounding circle, creating a mark that feels both technically capable and collaborative.
CMP Wholesale — Designed to Move Forward
I wanted this wordmark to feel unified, efficient and built for scale. The connected letterforms give it a sense of movement, while the clean geometry keeps it dependable and versatile across buildings, packaging and vehicles.
Perfect Tan — A Brighter Identity
The curved symbol works both as a rising sun and as the cover of a tanning bed. That visual connection is what makes the logo work for me: it is simple, relevant and easy to remember without feeling overly literal.
Rescue Canada — Built for Action
I wanted this identity to feel fast, capable and unmistakably Canadian. The italic lettering gives it forward momentum, while the maple leaf makes the organization instantly recognizable wherever the logo appears.
Bali Illustration Workshop — Creativity with a Sense of Place
The detailed mask illustration gives this identity its energy and unmistakable connection to Bali. I paired it with bold, straightforward typography so the design could remain expressive while still working clearly across signage, apparel and event materials.
Triumphant Records — A Mark with Presence
The crown and castle-inspired lettering give this identity a confident, almost regal quality. I like that it feels premium without becoming overly polished—it still has the strength and attitude of an independent record label. The clever aspect is the T's make it a castle.
The illustrated trapper gives this identity a strong personality that is hard to overlook. Its rough lettering and earthy, outdoors-inspired style feel honest and durable, which suits a product designed to protect and preserve.
Urban AG — Where the City Meets Growth
This logo brings together two sides of the business: urban infrastructure and plant cultivation. I like the contrast between the structured building and the organic greenery because it quickly explains what the brand is about.
Precision Products — A Strong, Connected Mark
I like how several ideas come together in one simple symbol: the letter “P,” a product box and a speech bubble. The result feels precise and modern while also reflecting the company’s role in connecting customers with manufacturers.
Cloverwest — Vintage Character, New Life
What I like most about this design is how naturally it captures the personality of classic Volkswagens. The script lettering and badge shape feel nostalgic without looking dated, giving the brand a warm identity that suits both restoration work and the open road.
Paige Logan Enterprises — Proudly Canadian, Built for the Field
This design needed to feel tough, practical and distinctly Canadian. The maple leaf and strong PLE monogram give it the presence of a traditional work badge, which makes it especially effective on trucks, hard hats and job-site clothing.
Banyan Infrastructure — Growth with Purpose
I wanted Banyan to feel established and forward-thinking at the same time. The combination of the letter “B” and a leaf gives the identity a sense of growth and sustainability while keeping the overall look clean and professional.
bottom of page