Lizart Design Logo Design

Logo Design

Do you need a logo for your company or special event? LizArt Design also provides logo creation and image development services. Let our talented staff of artists add some pizzazz to your image! Our corporate logos have received continuing accolades through the years.

The logo design process begins with a meeting or discussion to ascertain your requirements for the logo. How will it be used? Who is the audience? What are you trying to communicate? Will it be one-color or multiple colors? Are there any concepts or ideas that you'd like to explore? Are there any colors, concepts, etc. that you'd specifically like to avoid? Be prepared to answer these questions and a few others when you contact us for your custom logo design quote.

Curious about some of our past logo design projects? Below is a sampling of some of the corporate logos that the staff at LizArt Design have created through the years. These logos are proprietary, and are the sole property of their respective owners. We also include a little information on the client and their logo design requirements. (Please Note: The URLs of some of our clients are provided below for information purposes only. LizArt Design staff have not yet designed or developed any websites other than the company site here at www.LizArt-Design.com).

NOTE: Other graphic design services provided by request.

Logo Portfolio

A software company that, at the time, was making modular software for embedded systems. Logo requirements were to depict 1) an integrated circuit, 2) groupware (a bunch of pieces working together), and 3) movement towards the future (i.e., cutting edge software). They also wanted to say “big company.” This logo, the depiction of a stylized "chip" seen from the side, met all of their requirements, and was adopted in 1995.(See www.chipware.com.)

A local framing company. This client had an idea of what she wanted and even sketched out a rough concept. Her requirements were that the logo depict a frame, that the name "Roither's" be written in script through the frame, and that the logo be black. This logo was completed in 1997.
(See fairfaxcountyva.com/art/framing.htm.)

This is one of a series of ten logo concepts presented to a young entrepreneur who was starting a yoga mat company. The name of the company reflected one of the two opposing energy forces in Eastern thought, and is usually depicted by a downward facing triangle. Requirements for this logo included the depiction of such a triangle, the depiction of the seven chakras, and a lighthearted feel to denote a "fun" company. The logo was presented in 1997.

This logo was for a local pre-school storytime and activities program. The program was advertised primarily through photocopied fliers, so needed to be black. It needed to denote both "reading" and "fun." This logo was completed and implemented in 1999.

A software company whose product enables targeted, audited ad insertion into streaming media. Requirements for the logo included that it denote: 1) lightning-fast, 2) broadcasting, 3) cutting edge technology, and 4) a big company. The client also asked that we use blue and gold in the logo, and that we have an icon, separate from the company name, rather than creating a wordmark only. This was an interesting project, as there were four principals, each with different requirements. In the end, all were satisfied, and the final logo was implemented in 2000.
(See www.lightningcast.com.)

This logo was a lot of fun to design. As the client was me, and I knew exactly what I wanted, it was a quick job, as well. I wanted the logo to be a lizard, and to suggest an artist's palette in the negative space. I also wanted it to suggest tie-dye and graphic design, be colorful and inviting, and look "professional." This logo was completed in 2001.
(See www.LizArt-Design.com.)

Whereas most law firms these days are known only by the names of their partners, LJL Law (www.ljllaw.com) decided that a logo would improve their image and visibility. They wanted a logo that was cutting edge, yet conservative. They wanted the letters "LJL" to be prominent, and the firm name to also be present. They wished to emphasize a partnership with their clients, as they felt this was a major differentiating factor between their firm and the competition. This logo was completed and implemented in 2001.

This client makes a communication and location identification device to be used in amusement parks. Requirements included: 1) location identification, 2) wireless, 3) professional, and 4) big company feel. The concept of "beacon" was tossed around, as it sounds like "Beicom," and the logo evolved from there. The logo was completed in 2001.

A company specializing in fine marble work, both sculpting and custom inlay, wished to upgrade its image with a new logo and business cards. They wished to convey "fine work," as they wished to appeal to the high-end market. The logo was completed and implemented in 2002.

This is one of a series of logo concepts presented to a multi-faceted company planning a group of related enterprises under the "TyFoon" name. Their businesses ranged from pool management services to teen nightclubs to travel services, and they wanted the logo to work in all these markets. This logo, as well as several others, are still under consideration.

This logo was created for a company that sells and installs XM Satellite Radio equipment and accessories for motorcycles. The owner wanted to use stylized versions of a musical note and the XM logo to graphically depict a bike. The logo was completed in 2003. See www.twowheelradio.com.

This logo was created for a "design to build" housing contractor. The company specializes in both large and small remodeling jobs, and plans to build custom homes in the future. They plan to use the logo on stationery, promotional items, and eventually on the side of their commercial vehicles. The logo was implemented in 2003.

CheckPlus is a check cashing service and more. They wanted a clean logo that was eye-catching, used green and black, and would appeal to a diverse clientele. They also wished to convey the conversion of checks into cash. The logo was implemented in 2003.