TSI
The mark for TSI reflects a key aspects of the company's engineering: dryers for the paper and pulp industry. It's forward tilt and italicized lettering indicates the company's consistent forward thinking.
The Gear Works
Staying far away from the cliché of what a gear looks like, the gear illustration in this logo speaks to the precision and craftsmanship this industrial manufacturer offers.
Terra Matters
A consultancy that provides a variety of renewable energy solutions for the built environment, the Terra Matters icon reflects the sun, wind and concept of community.
Portal to Partners
A partnership between local businesses and the Family Support centers throughout King County, the new logo for Portal to Partners delivers a bright palette, a door-like icon, and petals that signify growth and making life better for local families.
Patient Power
Patient Power's logo is all about the individual on a quest for information on a variety of health topics.
O'Brien & Company
The stylized "O" in O’Brien reflects this sustainability consultancy's organic feel while the bright color palette sets them apart from the ‘green’ logos of their competitors.
NextGen Today
NextGen Today’s tightly connected lettering relates to their commitment to bringing pioneers together with innovative solutions that help create the next generation of communities, utilities, and corporations.
Elliott Bay Brewing
A variety of new logos and icons were created around the company's existing Elliott Bay lettering. The updated suite serves multiple purposes for their restaurants as well as the corporate brewing company.
NBIS
The long name of the organization posed a design challenge, which allowed the focus of the logo to become a globe and leaves atop the NBIS initials.
Valley Cultural Center
The Valley Cultural logo was designed to honor the orange groves and agriculture of the San Fernando Valley in the early part of the 20th century.
Whidbey Camano Land Trust
This intricate 25th anniversary logo became the trademark of a campaign for the Land Trust. The result was a successful mark that garnered attention and helped raise funds for the organization.
By-Product Synergy Northwest
A program that helps companies discover and implement strategies for a materials exchange, re-use and waste reduction, the tail in the "g" in synergy was transformed into an infinity sign that reflected the infinite use of materials
A great logo is to a company what your favorite shoes are to your feet: if they fit, you can walk comfortably in them, and they go with all your outfits. Rhizome’s work with corporate identity is a reflection of a company brand, and not just a fancy doohickey to attract attention. Great logos are the result of successfully communicating brand findings and attributes. Additionally, Jen’s early career as a typesetter in New York City, and later, her design work on movie title treatments in Los Angeles, allows her to draw from a unique range of uncommon experiences.
The development of logos relays a sense of purpose that have multiple formats enabling a company to present their brand with flexibility. All logos are originally produced in a vector format using Adobe Illustrator®. This allows any logo to be scaled to any size and retain specific color information. From there, an organized system of JPGs and Tiffs in CMYK, RGB, and Pantone Matching System® is produced to allow for just about any use.
For more information on common graphic file formats please see the article posted in our Arboretum section under Graphics 101.
