CLIENTS:   Yasmeen Sands, US Forest Service

PROJECT NOTE :   The client needed a logo that demonstrated the juxtaposition and symbiosis of nature and urban areas. It needed to live side by side with the traditional US Forest Service branding­—hence the green and brown and leaves­—yet have a contemporary feel

CLIENT :  Puget Sound Pediatric clinic

ART DIRECTION :  Yori Sasaki

CLIENT :  Judy Koven

As you would expect of people who provide such a valuable service, these clients were particularly thoughtful and careful. Their logo needed to be vibrant and sophisticated, yet also friendly and accessible. Composing logotypes with several words can be formidable—each set of letterforms poses a different challenge.

CLIENT :  Lori & David Marcoe

These confectionery artisans required an identity that set forth both their modern approach and the great chocolatier tradition from which they sprung. Having to taste the candies at each meeting made this a particularly sweet deal.

CLIENT :  Seattle Deposition Reporters

ART DIRECTION :  Laura Urban Perry

CLIENTS:   Joanne Young, The Peg & Rick Young Foundation, Seattle, WA

CLIENT :   Linda Myrvold. Woodinville, WA

FUN FACTS :   Linda wanted an illustrated logo mark that would serve as a strong identity for their private wine label. It also had to be fun and memorable enough to be used on t-shirts, caps, and other swag that wineries use for promotion.

CLIENT :   Thomas Kim  /  Chiropractic clinic. Woodinville, WA

PROJECT NOTE :   This project was a classic "rebranding" of West Coast Chiropractic Services. After careful research, Dr. Kim decided to rebrand under the name Kaizen. The assignment was to create a mark that demonstrated the five healing elements.

CLIENT :   John Scott Pitches. Montauk, NY

FUN FACTS :  This young art gallery has become a mecca for NYC art enthusiasts.

CLIENTS:   Sharon & Victor Chang / ESL Language school, Seattle, WA

CLIENT :  Kurt Tonnemaker

A plum assignment.