Minimal logos.
Maximum impact.

"The more I look at it, the more I appreciate the restraint. No extras, just one sharp move that says everything. Feels precise in the same way our work is supposed to feel. You honestly understood the brief better than I explained it. Looks great across the board. I didn't realise this is what you meant when you said some of the best and most unique logos can be ultra simple lol"

Razor Firm

"Not gonna lie this looks more like a tattoo flash sheet design than a logo and I mean that as the highest compliment. The rose and blood pairing is perfect, and once I noticed the tattoo machine doubling as the stem I was like okay yeah, this person really thought this through. Super insane design honestly. As someone that is an artist, I really appreciate the way you put this all together dude."

Blood Rose Studio

"When we came up with the name Bubblegum the whole point was to be bold and memorable and I cannot believe you actually captured that in just color and lines. The pink gradient does SO much heavy lifting here, it's playful but it's also clean and modern and it genuinely reads like a piece of bubblegum which I didn't think was possible without being corny. You took our brand name and made it make sense visually and I keep showing everyone because I can't get over it."

Bubblegum Media

"Dude how did you even think of putting the shutter blades inside the O's like that, it's so obvious now but I never would have thought of it. I've seen so many photography logos that just slap a camera icon next to some text and call it a day but you actually built it INTO the word. That's stupid clever and I'm honestly impressed with how well done an obvious idea is executed..."

Instant Shoot Photography

"I've worked with a number of designers over the years and I can confidently say this is the most intelligent use of letterforms I've ever seen in a logo. The S and M are so seamlessly integrated into the mountain that it feels completely natural rather than forced, and the single continuous line holding the whole thing together is remarkably elegant. This is the kind of work that belongs in a design case study and I'm glad it belongs to my brand. Props to you my friend."

Summit Maple Investments