:: The Life & Times ::

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Playing around with some lettering. Inspired by our Little Wonton.
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:: The Life & Times ::![]() Posted by flavorinnovator in art, graffiti, inspiration, logo | No Comments » »
Playing around with some lettering. Inspired by our Little Wonton.
:: East Side Taco Festival of Innovation Logo ::![]() Posted by flavorinnovator in art, client, food, logo | No Comments » »
Took on the opportunity to develop the Identity for what will be known as “The largest taco event in America”. They wanted artsy and urban with a touch of San Jose and the Southwest. Up to 30 of the most innovative food trucks selling Mexican tacos, Korean tacos, ice cream tacos, and more! Incredible live music, and a “Food Truck Startup” pavilion with everyone you would need to work with to get your dream going. Plus, they are launching a taco into space! Event Info: East Side Taco Festival of Innovation .
:: (Case Study) Logo for SmoovGroovs ::![]() Posted by flavorinnovator in art, case study, logo | 2 Comments »
As part of my new website launch I had a contest in which the winner would receive a logo design crafted by FlavorInnovator for free. The heralded winner was San Jose bred DJ + Producer, SmoovGroovs. His style is, well, smooth. Throw in a few generous dashes of Neo Soul, Hiphop, and Future Beats and that’s a fair assessment. We aimed to construct a logo that could speak to his target audience of mature movers and shakers yet match his witty flair. So how did FlavorInnovator approach this task?
:: (Case Study) Logo for Mark J. Sebastian ::![]() Posted by flavorinnovator in art, case study, logo | 1 Comment »
How do you develop a logo for a seasoned photographer with a matching client list to boast? The initial meeting with Mark J. Sebastian allowed us to figure out his needs and what values the logo was meant to embody. A few of the feelings he wanted captured were timeless, non-instrusive, simple, clean, and bold. Assuming that’s how every logo should turn out I asked him what characteristics his logo should adopt. Sun, energy, light, triangle, skull, danger, and ninja were words he quickly mentioned. Ninja? Right then I knew this was project was going to be a blast! |