This is mark was created for a local building and home inspection company. Notice the negative space to the right of the logo creating the shape of a house with it's eaves. The “P” in red makes refrence to the shape of an eye looking at the house.

This is a mock logo that was created for ART203 at Boise State University. Eco Rock Adventures is a company located in Moab, Utah. They take visitors rock climbing, hiking, rafting, and mountain biking.

This logo was created for Elora Technology. Elora specializes in small business IT.

The name was created by combining the owner’s children’s names. The new word taken apart means “of the sun”. The graphic symbolizes the sun rising over the company name.

This logo was created for Vineyard College of Mission. VCOM is a four-year college Vineyard Boise has recently started. The graphic has appeared on brochures, pamphlets, signage, and a point of sale booth.

This is the one-color version. There is a two-color version also.

This logo was created for a local engineering consulting company. The client was interested in a mark that could be used on business cards, letterhead, etc. but also be stamped into plastic moldings. The i1 mark with the circle around it was designed expressly for this purpose.

This mark was created for an environmental campaign Vineyard Boise is currently undertaking. The graphic has appeared on t-shirts, bumperstickers, pamphlets, signage, and a recycling truck.

This is the three-color version. There are two-color and one-color versions also. Visit their Web site at www.letstendthegarden.com.

This logo was created for Christian Life Fellowship’s (CLF) Youth Group in Ontario, Oregon. They were looking for a three-color graphic to print on t-shirts.

Two-color and one-color graphics were also created.

This is a three-dimensional version of the CLF Youth Group logo for Web and screen usage.

This logo was created for Vineyard Christian Fellowship of Boise, Idaho. This mark was the outcome of a collaboration of artists, Web developers, and other individuals selected to create a corporate identity for the church.

The mark has been used in numerous ways, including business cards, letterhead, envelopes, billboards, other signage, etc.

This mark appears on every publication originating from Vineyard Boise. Visit their Web site at www.vineyardboise.org

These are additional Vineyard Boise graphics created for specialty purposes.

The top graphic is used as a return address on envelopes and other places where an address incorporated into the logo is necessary.

The bottom graphic was created for vertically tight spaces, such as pens/pencils and Web banners.

This graphic was created to incorporate Vineyard Boise’s legal name “Vineyard Christian Fellowship of Boise, Idaho” back into the mark.

This graphic is primarily used when it is necessary to show that the organization is a church. The previous graphics are still used for Vineyard-internal publications.