Black Tie Soccer Game logo

Here's a logo I did for Soccer in the Streets' Black Tie Soccer Game. Soccer in the Streets is an organization that works for social change through soccer. The people that play in this game play in formal wear. Here's some video. http://ht.ly/1DXI7

For more information about what Soccer in the Streets does, and to find out how you can support them, visit the website @ http://soccerstreets.org. It's a good program, and another way that soccer helps people all over the world.

Blue Boys FC

The Blue Boys were a soccer team I coached once. They chose the team name b/c we wore blue. They were about 6 years old, so I wanted to do something that a kid would like, but maybe wouldn't look out of place on someone older.

This one is done all in Illustrator, except for me using Photoshop to import it in off the scanner. Then after that it was just the drawing tools in Illustrator and matching the colors to the kids' kits (the English say 'kits' instead of uniforms, and I like to use their words when talking about soccer). I wanted the mascot to be energetic and mischievous like my players were. The font is Bauhaus 93. For people that don't know the game, FC stands for Football Club, like the rest of the world calls it football instead of soccer, because Americans are silly.

A simple but classy Nail Salon logo

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This is a logo for a future nail and beauty bar. It was done relatively quickly; it wasn't a real challenge, since I'd been given the font to use by the client, and the color scheme too. The oval was my idea. It was all done in Illustrator.

Logo work

This is a logo I did. "DL" are the 1st and maiden name initials, and "M" is the last name. She's a journalist, so I used Times Bold for a professional feel, but I used a simple ring around the text to make it look a little more interesting. I thought that it was visually appealing, but didn't stand out to the point of being inappropriate for the sort of business setting that working at a newspaper entails. I appreciate any critiques.