After a few years in the dental industry and with a steady base of customers Dr. Parkhurst knew it was a good time to create a definitive mark for his business. He hired Apt Design to create a logo that would reflect the quality care his office delivers. We created an abstract smiling logo (Dr. Parkhurst didn’t want the generic giant tooth) that is rounded and friendly. The typography reflects the inviting and casual atmosphere, making this dentist’s office a little less scary.
Identity
Farmhouse Table Produce Logo
Farmhouse Table Produce is the retail front for the Community Farm Connection, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting local farmers in North Central Washington, and to providing residents with a connection to their locally-grown, fresh produce. The organization wanted to the brand the store as fresh, bright, vibrant, and ultimately a place to get delicious fresh produce. Apt Design bridged the gap between the farmhouse and the table with a custom-illustrated, brightly-colored logo. The organization was in love at first sight.
e3 Logo
The e3 committee is made up of many influential members of the Wenatchee Valley, all with one goal in mind – to promote North Central Washington during the 2010 Olympic Games. The Olympics will be held in Vancouver, BC and the committee was looking for a way to show visitors that NCW is a sunny recreational getaway. The idea of sun was key, and Apt developed that into a warm, strong logo that presented a fun place to escape to in any season. Through good communication and strong concepts Apt was able to give e3 a stable brand that pleased the entire committee.
Xtreme Internship
The Xtreme Internship is a post-high school program allowing students to intern at a church for real-world experience. During this time they deepen their roots in their faith while expressing it in outward actions. Apt Design created a logo that communicated these aspects of the program, using modern imagery and styles that would connect with the Intership’s younger demographic. We also integrated a cross, which the eldership asked to be included to ensure the group was associated with the church.
Patrick Ward, PHD
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As a new business, Dr. Ward knew that the right image was important in creating perceived value and would help set him apart from competitors. After extensive research and discovery he was presented with multiple logo concepts, and he decided on a mark that portrayed growth, strength, and a sense separate elements coming together. Around that logo was built an identity with a style that easily carried to his print materials.
