HaverSassery – The modern haversacks for ladies with baggage!
This is a logo I did for Brent Copeland) – DWP, The Shaft podcast host, Control Point podcasts host’s wife’s new Etsy shop.
Its a satchel shop named HaverSassery which is a play on the word haverdash and the style of bags but with a modern twist. Keep an eye out for haversacks everywhere!
For our 2010 Caring for the Community campaign they wanted to do a play off of MONOPOLY with the title PHILANTHROPY. Essentially they liked the Mr.MoneyBags character but, in my mind he stood too much for greed and not community involvement. Enter his children, who are more community aware, or something like that.
Each mark represents a playing piece of sort in time, talent, treasure, etc. These will be used in t-shirts, collateral, etc.
Light and Story is a video studio which wanted a new brand logo mark for thier website. Click here to learn more… http://www.lightandstory.com/. The image is of a glowing film reel with inspiration glowing downward illuminating the logo.
For those of you who know him this is for community member DynamoSupremo.
There is a difference in a core logo and a treatment of a logo. Also the color usage (Ie: t-shirt spot color print versus CMYK full scolor screen printing).
I present a mark I did a few years back that I stumbled upon for a corporate giving campaign. It shows the difference nicely of logo pahses, treatments, and color depths.
Take notice how the plane changes per the need in the logo artwork to best signify action for the logo usage.
Here is the final mark I Did for Abba’s Way. it isa great concept influeneced by the works of John Eldredge and his “Wild At Heart” and other related books.
Here is an excerpt fromt heir mission statement…
“Abba’s Way (Abba is Hebrew for “Father “) is a grassroots organization founded by three men with a desire to be better fathers themselves and to teach their sons to become wise men and fathers someday. ”
The W is the path, the Way if you will. While the A is the pinnacle, the peak and appropriately stands for the A in Abba. The colors and style were to inspire outdoors rugged aspects with uses in multiple color treatments or simple knockout white and black.
This is a take on Mr. Moneybags style illustartion of Uncle Sam for the PlayOn Con 2010 in Brimingham, AL. Not sure how they will end up using the image, but it made me smile 🙂
I worked with the Dead Workers Party to come up with a refresh of their logo. Not sure if it will be used or not, but have a gander 🙂
