Horsepower has been a part of automotive terminology since the beginning of the automobile era, therefore I find it surprising that only a handful of automotive manufacturers have chosen to use an image of a horse as a design element of their logo or emblem.
This logo was designed for a web-based company specializing in multi-carrier shipping solutions.
A gateway travel site where you can either book your next vacation/getaway or choose to learn more about exciting opportunities in the world of travel.
This logo was designed for Justin Hartman the owner of a full service fly fishing guide service in Dillon, Montana. Tight Line Adventures needed a logo that immediately portrayed what type of service they provide, and this custom illustrated logo fit the bill perfectly!
Logo for a company that is trying to revolutionize the two stroke industry with their custom crankshaft modification. They needed a bold and exciting logo that could aide them in building their brand, and help establish a strong footing in the two stroke racing community.
This logo was made for a company that specializes in translating foreign languages. The mark was designed to be an interwoven ‘D’ that resembled a Celtic knot and specific attention was paid to the overall flow of the typeface.
Since I’ve been blogging a fair amount about logo design lately, I figured I had better post a few examples… especially after touting myself as the best logo designer in Montana! Here are 15 logos for your review with some brief explanations of each. I hope you enjoy…
Parris Racing Concepts, an exciting up-and-coming company in the two stroke engine motor sport industry announces a new logo designed by Montana’s best logo designer David Howlett of the web development and graphic design studio Manifest Creative.
A cool and interesting animation of the progression of a logo design for the non profit organization Esperanza Center in Bozeman, Montana. This non profit organization has been the beneficiary of some engaging pro bono graphic design and web development by Manifest Creative.
The detailed progression of a new logo for the Esperanza Center, from initial design to the finished product.