Freelance logo designer creating distinctive, minimal logos for startups and businesses worldwide. Working independently since 2009.
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Joined March 2009
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The logo design I created for Fastfood.
Fastfood is an ultra-fast food delivery service.
My logo design for Flying Kites combines a tree with kite-shaped leaves into a single symbol.
A visual representation of growth, freedom, and imagination.
A logo doesn’t need to tell the whole story of a business.
It just needs to make people remember who the story belongs to.
My logo design for Spot turns a Dalmatian’s face into a simple, recognizable mark.
The spot around the eye connects the symbol to the name, while the rounded shapes give it a friendly character.
You can redraw a simple logo in a few minutes.
That doesn’t tell you how long it took to find the idea.
You can spend years building a great business and still look like you started yesterday.
A poorly designed logo can be one of the reasons why.
A logo can be clever enough to impress every designer in the room and still be wrong for the business.
Every unused logo concept is quietly waiting for a brief it can pretend it was made for.
We all have that folder :)
My logo design for Strongkeep brings together fortress battlements, a shield, and the letter S.
Security and stability were the central ideas behind the mark.
The logo design I created for Anteon.
Anteon is an open-source, eBPF-based Kubernetes Monitoring and Performance Testing platform.
Hey everyone,
I’ve been quieter here lately while working consistently with an agency. I’m still collaborating with them, but now with more flexibility — which means I’m actively taking on freelance work again.
I’m available for logo design and brand identity projects.
I finally had some time to set up my @Contra account. contra.com/logorado
Every year I want to give up SquareSpace for my portfolio, but I'm always too late and have to keep using it.
But this time I plan to act sooner and switch to another service provider.
I don't know much about coding.
Is there a provider you can recommend as an alternative to @squarespace?