Logos

For my major work at college I decided to redesign the logo for Australian Indigenous Ministries. It was a privilege to see this design updated and rolled out a few months after graduation.
See AIM Website

A client starting a 3D printing and supply company asked for a logo of “fortis” which incorporated a lightning bolt. Voila!
See Fortis Website

DBC was ready for a refresh and wanted to incorporate the themes of life and fruitfulness in the shape of a cross.
See DBC Website

KBC was ready for a refresh. The previous logo was a cross with a swirl of wind, so I brought those elements together in a shape which hints at the sailboats you can see in the harbour.
See KBC Website

Finley and surrounding areas are places where you can see how important irrigation is. The logo refresh needed to incorporate concepts of grain and irrigation without the cliché wheat stalk.
See HPC Website

Scots Presy requested a logo which conveyed the trinity and the cross. They already had the three looped trinity symbol which they wanted to use and with a bit of a tweak we had the solution.
See SPCC Website

A Micro-Roaster friend needed a stamp to officially label his bags of freshly roasted beans. Once the rubber stamp was produced it was so awesome to see the result of the logo being stamped by hand

A friend of mine commissioned a shirt for their team volunteering at a Holiday Camp for Foster kids. The theme was Space and Grace and how amazing both are.
See Youth Camps Website

A friend commissioned this logo when producing her own series of interviews where she asks people about their lives and faith stories.
See Some Answers Podcast

My oldies have bees and they wanted some nice stickers to whack on their honey jars.

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