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CNC Construction recently hired Jessie Lynn Images to complete their logo design project. The focus was to create something that had a feminine flair and showed that the company was woman-owned and ran. We went with a fuchsia- purple color that was ultra-feminine (with some punch) and surrounded it by a warm-soothing yet strong brown. The internal set of the square logo mark is taken from the illustrative capital “N” in a script font.
Next came CNC’s business card design. The client liked the textured, painterly look, so we weathered the surface of the business card; the combination created something sophisticated and sturdy, perfect for a woman-owned construction company. Thank you to CNC.
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This past November, Jessie Lynn Images, created a brand new website for Cambridge Catering out of NYC. Moving away from the concentration of the aqua blue in the original website, we decided to move towards a warmer more modern coco-brown background that compliments the bright orange, aqua, and lime green found in the original logo. To host Cambridge’s large catering menu, we chose to use a drop-down menu for ease if use. To high-light up-and-coming items or pages of interest we went with the modern yet simple use of the rounded square elements.
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Here are two illustrations completed for the Old Opera House’s presentation and advertising of their two upcoming youth productions of: Up the Down Staircase and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.These are pieced together from purchased and then altered vectors, cutting down the cost of what an official, completely custom logo would total.
Here is a recent logo I completed for a woman-owned consulting firm in Texas; Willow Tree Consultants. They specialize in training and encouraging women who are taking on non-traditional roles in the workplace.
The client went for a more modern flair, perhaps appealing to the younger generations who are still facing traditional pigeon-holing.
She was supplied with 3 logo versions: one without the tag-line, one with the tagline, and one that replaced “Consultants” with “Risk Management” so that the logo could be used interchangably when different assets of the business were being highlighted.