Overview:
This logo for Teach Global Peace features a peaceful, harmonious design symbolizing global education and unity. The imagery includes a stylized open book forming the shape of a dove, a universal symbol of peace, with the dove appearing to rise against a backdrop of a rising sun. The color scheme of greens and yellows suggests growth, renewal, and hope, which are often associated with peace-building and education.
The typography is clean and modern, giving the logo a professional and approachable look, emphasizing the brand's mission of promoting peace education on a global scale. This logo effectively communicates themes of knowledge, peace, and unity, making it suitable for an organization focused on educational initiatives aimed at fostering global harmony.
Role: Design & Art Direction
Overview:
This logo for Mayan Villas Hotel features a stylized design that draws inspiration from Mayan architecture, particularly a pyramid structure resembling those found in ancient Mesoamerican civilizations. The pyramid is composed of a series of stepped levels leading to a small, temple-like structure at the top. Above the pyramid, there is a semi-circular pattern resembling a geometric, decorative motif often associated with traditional Mayan art.
The logo uses a warm, gold-brown color palette, which gives it an elegant and timeless appearance, while also hinting at the luxurious nature of the hotel. The logotype is presented in a serif font that complements the traditional and sophisticated feel of the logo.
Role: Design & Art Direction
Overview:
The logo for Valley Isle Therapy Group is a creative and symbolic design that incorporates a tree as its central element, representing growth, strength, and connection—qualities often associated with therapy and healing. The tree's trunk and branches are depicted in a rich brown color, giving it a solid and grounding presence. What makes this design unique is the way the negative space between the branches forms the silhouettes of two human faces, facing each other. This use of negative space symbolizes communication, connection, and understanding, which are key aspects of therapy.
The leaves on the tree are displayed in a variety of colors—purple, blue, green, yellow, and red—each color section corresponding to a different branch. This rainbow of colors could represent diversity, the different stages of healing, or the multifaceted nature of therapy, suggesting that the group offers a wide range of services or caters to a diverse clientele.
The logotype is placed beneath the tree in a serif font that matches the brown of the tree trunk. The text is straightforward and professional, balancing the more artistic elements of the logo with a clear and authoritative presence.
Role: Design & Art Direction
Overview:
The Anoah Management logo is clean, modern, and distinctly Hawaiian. The design features a stylized hibiscus flower, a symbol that is deeply connected to Hawaiian culture and often associated with beauty, hospitality, and the spirit of Aloha. The hibiscus flower icon is rendered in a soft blue color, which conveys a sense of calm, trust, and professionalism—qualities that are important for a management company.
The logotype used for the word "anoah" is sleek and rounded, giving it a contemporary feel while maintaining approachability.
Role: Design & Art Direction
Overview:
This logo for the Ola I Ka Pū Hala Weaving Conference is deeply rooted in Hawaiian culture and tradition. The design features a stylized representation of weaving, using various shades of green to create an intricate, interwoven pattern. The central element evokes the image of a hala tree or lauhala (pandanus leaves), which are commonly used in traditional Hawaiian weaving. The connection between the upper and lower parts of the logo signifies the integration of different elements, symbolizing unity, cultural continuity, and the preservation of traditional Hawaiian crafts. The logotype is bold and clear, reinforcing the importance of the conference while reflecting the strength and resilience of Hawaiian traditions.
Role: Design
Art Director: Amy Landin
Agency: Gilbert & Associates
Overview:
The Harbor Center logo is simple yet evocative, effectively representing its waterfront location and diverse offerings. The design features a stylized sailboat set against an orange circular background, symbolizing a sunset or sunrise over the water, conveying a sense of tranquility and connection to the sea. The sailboat, combined with the fluid, wave-like line beneath it, reinforces the maritime theme, making it instantly recognizable and relevant to its Pearl Harbor setting. The logotype is modern and clean, with subtle curves that adds a dynamic, wave like feel. The color palette of teal and orange not only captures the natural beauty of the harbor but also adds a fresh, inviting touch that appeals to both locals and visitors alike.
Agency: Gilbert & Associates
Art Director: Amy Landin
Designer: Edith Rojas
Overview:
The logo for Pukalani Floral features a vibrant, stylized flower design that immediately catches the eye. The floral element is composed of abstract, layered petals in warm shades of red, orange, and yellow, creating a gradient effect that adds depth and a sense of movement to the design. The shape of the flower resembles a heliconia, a tropical plant known for its striking appearance, which aligns with the floral theme and evokes a sense of exotic beauty.
The logotype is positioned below the flower, written in a bold, serif font that complements the organic curves of the floral design. The text is colored in a gradient that mirrors the hues of the flower, ranging from deep red to golden yellow, tying the overall design together.
This logo effectively conveys a tropical and vibrant aesthetic, suggesting that Pukalani Floral specializes in lush, exotic floral arrangements. The use of warm colors and the elegant typography create an inviting and professional impression.
Role: Design & Art Direction
Overview:
The Healing in Maui logo effectively captures the essence of my client holistic and intuitive healing practice. The design features a central symbol that blends a heart, an infinity loop, and a meditative figure, all enclosed within a stylized lotus flower. This iconography represents love, endless possibilities, and spiritual connection, which are core aspects of my clients healing approach. The lotus, often associated with purity and enlightenment, further emphasizes the theme of holistic wellness and spiritual growth.
The choice of purple as the dominant color conveys a sense of calm, balance, and spiritual awareness, aligning well with the nature of the services offered. The logotype is presented in a clean and elegant font, reinforcing the logo’s message of serenity and professionalism.
Role: Design & Art Direction
Overview:
Jumping Beans Hawaii logo is lively and playful, perfectly capturing the essence of the young entrepreneur's brand. The logo features three animated beans in vibrant colors, smiling faces and outstretched arms, suggesting excitement and energy. The beans appear to be jumping, which adds a dynamic and cheerful vibe to the design.
The typography is fun and approachable, with a playful font that matches the youthful spirit of the brand. The use of multiple colors in the text further enhances the logo's joyful and spirited tone, making it appealing to both children and adults.
Role: Design & Art Direction
Overview:
The La Semilla (The Seed) logo is a vibrant and fresh design that effectively communicates the brand's commitment to natural and plant-based products. The logo is circular, which often symbolizes unity, wholeness, and timelessness, aligning with the brand's emphasis on natural and wholesome ingredients.
The color palette is predominantly green, a color universally associated with nature, health, and growth. This is fitting given that the product is labeled "Leche Vegetal" (plant-based milk), which suggests a focus on natural, organic, and eco-friendly ingredients.
The leaf sprouting from the letter "i" is a visual element that reinforces the theme of growth and nature.
Role: Design & Art Direction
Overview:
The logo for Quadrant 2 Public Relations features a large, stylized letter "Q" as its central element. The "Q" is split into two parts: the left portion is a solid, vibrant blue, while the right portion is a lighter blue, creating the number two. This dual-tone design suggests a dynamic and modern approach, fitting for a public relations firm that likely emphasizes creativity and adaptability.
The logotype is written in a clean, elegant serif font.
The overall design conveys professionalism, modernity, and a sense of precision, likely reflecting the firm's emphasis on strategic communication and innovative public relations solutions.
Agency: i-Latina
Designer: Edith Rojas