Logos-Gallery

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The Logo for my first website and passion project. The linked letters of the original (heavily modified) “Handle Gothic” EPCOT Center Logo inspired the E82 logo itself and the subtitle utilizes “Avant Garde” a typeface frequently used on the park’s pre-opening publicity material. 

An academic logo project for a fictitious ice cream parlor, the logo is a blend of scientific elements (1950’s atomic symbol and graduated cylinder) that comprise the traditional ice cream cone.

Created for a nine-part series of double-disc collections featuring the musical history of Epcot’s Future World pavilions, this is one of two logos for the series. This one (nicknamed “the Epcot Clef”) is also featured as the signature icon for the Music section of E82 and also heralds the new release of each edition in matter befitting the subject.

Created for a nine-part series of double-disc collections featuring the musical history of Epcot’s Future World pavilions, this is one of two logos for the series. This one ("Future Notes") is found on the front cover of each volume of the series. Additionally, Each pavilion logo is featured in the exact order of its opening. (The first 6 opened within days of each other). 

In existence since 2010, this basic concept of this logo was "borrowed" for D23's Epcot 30th Celebration two years later as in evidenced by this photo. 

An online social media-marketing firm, OMG specializes in establishing and/or maintaining a social media presence for businesses and entrepreneurs. For OMG I wanted to convey the idea being turned-on to social media and the connectivity that service provides.   

A personal project for custom-produced lithographs featuring high-art pieces like this one, The “Art of Epcot” logo serves and both a supplement and counterpoint to the ubiquitous “Art of Disney” logo featured on all products found the stores of the same name.

A personal project for custom-produced lithographs featuring high-art pieces like this one, The “Art of Epcot” logo serves and both a supplement and counterpoint to the ubiquitous “Art of Disney” logo featured on all products found the stores of the same name.

An academic logo project for a fictitious Miami-based hip-hop record label, Pulsar records is symbolized by an undulating equalizer read-out.

An academic logo project for a fictitious Miami-based hip-hop record label, Pulsar records is symbolized by an undulating equalizer read-out.

A currently dormant Fan Fiction/Art project for E82 merging Disney two great 1982 forward-thinking endeavors (TRON and EPCOT), its logo fuses the Horizon’s Logo, TRON’s Game Grid and TRON Legacy’s Identity Disc into the logo for the “virtual theme park” set inside the computer.

For more information about the soon-to-be restarted project its backstory and addition artwork. Please visit E82’s TRON sector. 

A currently dormant Fan Fiction/Art project for E82 merging Disney two great 1982 forward-thinking endeavors (TRON and EPCOT), its logo fuses the Horizon’s Logo, TRON’s Game Grid and TRON Legacy’s Identity Disc into the logo for the “virtual theme park” set inside the computer.

For more information about the soon-to-be restarted project its backstory and addition artwork. Please visit E82’s TRON sector. 

A fictitious classic Hollywood nightclub, this new logo was created in conjunction with concert poster design featuring a trio of singers with a common thematic thread.

Please visit the South Seas Poster page for more information.      

A fictitious classic Hollywood nightclub, this new logo was created in conjunction with concert poster design featuring a trio of singers with a common thematic thread.

Please visit the South Seas Poster page for more information.