Happy New Year! Today marks my 5th anniversary at American Textile Company, and what better way to celebrate than launching our newly designed Corporate Identity? This project has been my baby for the last year and I’m so proud and excited to see it all come together with the website up and running.
ATC Logo AFTER
I realize that I haven’t posted any work for a while, and it’s mostly because… I’ve been doing a lot of work. So here’s a sneak peek of a hang tag that I’m developing for upcoming Market.
Hand drawn ATC Font. One piece of this tag will be printed on a cotton fabric and I’m thinking the staple will become an antique brass fastener.
We created this multipurpose icon in March of 2009 and it has since represented the Pub in many collateral pieces.
It’s still one of my favorite pieces!
APFC Jersey for 2012 PAWest Tournament – by ABFU
FRONT:
BACK:
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UPDATE: These are pretty sweet! The finished pieces:
This logo dates back to August of 2009. As a joke, we created an “initiation paddle” to give to our company COO to make him an official marketing team member. One of the images in the logo probably won’t make sense to you (inside joke) and I can’t show you what was on the back… let’s just say it involved photoshopping his face onto this picture of John Travolta with Finola Hughes circa 1983’s ‘Staying Alive’, the sequel to ‘Saturday Night Fever’.
(He took it surprisingly well)
Here are 2 other versions and the lettering that went on the front.
Logo and web banner design. Click here before April 30th, 2012 to enter!
Final embroidered badge, ABFU design. Thanks to ArtRageous Embroidery for the excellent embroidery work!
“Sell it Daim-oh! Sell it like it’s your job!” Maybe not the most elegant thing I’ve ever said, but possibly one of the most eloquent. I was teasing a Sells Rep colleague when this came out unexpectedly, everyone liked it so well that a logo was requested. One of the most fun projects that I’ve done and it still makes me laugh. Looking up reference images of slimy door to door salesmen was a highlight.
Brandy Peightal Portfolio 