Logo rebirth
Update: In case there was any doubt, this was an April fool's joke.
One thing that always bothered me about my own site was the lack of a unique logo. Sure, I've done branding for other projects but when it comes to designing for myself, it's always considerably tougher. That's why I am happy to share that as of today, SonSpring now has a shiny new logo. I hope this will really set me apart in the field of design, and help me distinguish myself from the rest of the copycats out there, who just jump on the bandwagon:
- Brian Warren
- Craig Cook
- Cindy Li
- D. Keith Robinson
- Dan Benjamin
- Dan Rubin
- Daniel Morrison
- Dave Shea
- David Hemphill
- Dustin Diaz
- Faruk Ates
- Garrett Dimon
- Garrett Murray
- Greg Storey
- Ian Smith
- James Finley
- Jared Christensen
- Jeff Croft
- Jeremy Keith
- Jesse Bennett-Chamberlain
- Jonathan Snook
- Kyle Jones
- Luke Dorny
- Mark Bixby
- Marko Mihelcic
- MethodArts
- Patrick Haney
- Paul Annett
- Richard Rutter
- Scott Boms
- Sean Madden
- Sean Sperte
- Shaun Inman
- Shawn Grimes
- Steve Smith
- Tom Watson
I feel that it really brackets what I am trying to convey - the "S" from Cascading Style Sheets, bling baby. I believe this logo says - Hey, this might be a tiny web design studio, but that doesn't mean I haven't picked up bits and pieces of knowledge while working in the industry. I hope that it will show to clients that I am able to provide advanced web standards solutions. I also like that it is simple enough to work with a variety of color palettes, adapting like a chameleon. If someone is looking to shoppe for a designer, this logo will surely get their attention and show that icon get the job done right.