What’s the difference between a Wordmark and a Logo? A wordmark is a text-only typographic treatment of your company name – think of it as your company’s signature. The type face, style, colour and layout of the text creates a signature by which the company becomes recognized. A logo is
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We were approached by 72 Hour Films to design a logo and web site and an additional wordmark for their upcoming Film Challenge the Sparta 72 Hour Film Challenge. This is what we came up with for the logo and word mark, to see more of the work we’ve done
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Here’s a new logo we designed for Steven Jones. WeeHouse is a new web site we helped Steve with that features some of his Art and Photography from over the past few years. Call or email Luckham Creative to discuss your design needs.
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Logo and Rack Cards designed for Jsquared Dance Company through our client Quartz Solutions. Call or email Luckham Creative to discuss your design needs.
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Here’s a wordmark we designed for a local dance studio. Click here to see more work we did for jsquared.
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Here’s a wordmark and business card we recently designed for Dalian Bookkeeping through our client Quartz Solutions. Call or email Luckham Creative to discuss your design needs.
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This is a wordmark we designed for Passion Catering. Click here to see more work we’ve done for Passion Catering.
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Inclusive Cities Luckham Creative began working on a project called Inclusive Cities for Women in Informal Employment: Gloabalizing and Organizing (WIEGO) in 2008. This is some of the promotional materials… banner, posters, bookmarks, labels, note pads and buttons, which we designed in three languages. We also designed the Inclusive Cities
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WIEGO and Inclusive Cities’ Global Economic Crisis Study included multiple publications and summaries in 3 languages.
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Luckham Creative began working on a project called Inclusive Cities for Women in Informal Employment: Gloabalizing and Organizing (WIEGO) in 2008. This is the logo we designed in three languages for the project. Inclusive Cities addresses urban poverty by supporting and building the capacity of membership-based organizations (MBOs) of the
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