David Gilman

We offer "Emotion-Based" Logos that tell a story which connect to the hearts of you and your target audience. Your logo is the most seen element of your entire company and organization. Emotions move us, let us help you reach your target audience on a deep, emotional level.

$7500done in 15 days

You have less than a few seconds to grab your readers attention with an Ad. An Ad must be designed right and free of clutter in order to generate a significant response. Let us show you how we can help you design an Ad that generates results.

$1250done in 5 days

When Marketing Collateral has been designed right, whether it is a brochure, a flyer, or signage, it instantly engages the reader, guides their eye on an intentional path, and spurs them to take action. Let us show you how we can help you design marketing collateral that generates results.

$950done in 7 days

Brand Identity is all about standing out in a crowded marketplace and maintaining consistency across every aspect of your marketing materials, otherwise your company can be overlooked, appear fragmented, and be incognito. Let us help you design a consistent identity, and one that stands out to your target audience.

$20000done in 20 days

Well-designed signage is intended to quickly and effectively grab the attention of your target audience and people who are on the move. In addition, the signage will adhere and support the brand standards. The design will typically contain a main image and/or headline in order to draw the reader in.

$750done in 3 days

Let us help you design a branded, virtual trade show booth that reaches and attracts your target audience. We will adhere and apply your brand standards such as color, typography, messaging and logo standards in order to achieve consistency, repeatability to ensure recognition.

$1150done in 5 days

Problem/Challenge:

The founder of a medical marijuana dispensary insisted that they wanted their logo to vastly differentiate far apart from what the competition was doing, which usually involved a green leaf. We set the challenge to make them highly differentiated.

Solution/Results:

When the solution was presented to the executive board of directors and the founder, it was unanimously and instantly accepted as each person saw something different obtained within. This included capsules, hearts, band-aids, and a flower.

Problem/Challenge:

Brave wanted a compelling logo which veterans coming home from war could easily identity with. In addition, they wanted a logo which reflected the unique mission of educating veterans while working with paper documents.

Solution/Results:

The solution contains a slightly hidden “chevron”, a insignia used in military and on uniforms which indicate rank or length of service. In addition, the logo contains an open book which represents education, and an American flag.

Problem/Challenge:

The staff at Print Resource knew their logo could be updated and improved as their logo at the time contained a registration mark placed above the letter “i”. This was commonly done by printers and offered very little differentiation or uniqueness.

Solution/Results:

The new logo design and concept represented four colored paper sheets flying off of a printing press, and it also suggested 4-color printing. In addition, the arrows represented directing the customer’s printing to the right printing press at the right place. A tag line was added to reinforce the logo and company differentiation.

Problem/Challenge:

Thoroughly researched and marketed as the “technological hub of the world”, the Kendall Square Association knew they needed an identity and logo design that would capture it’s uniqueness, and a place on the map.

Solution/Results:

The solution represents an overhead view of Kendall Square and the four streets which define its border. The design of the logo is also representative of a “tech hub” and people being in close proximity with one another. The font chosen was avenir which means “future” in french.

Problem/Challenge:

The EnergyMen provide home energy audits in Chicago, and their mission is making their customer’s home comfortable year round, especially in the summer and winter. They wanted a logo that would quickly and easily communicate their mission, stand out immensely when printed on a vehicle as a vehicle wrap, and be instantly recognizable.

Solution/Results:

The approved design outlined the shape of a multi-colored house which visually communicates that it will stay cool when it is hot outside, and that it will stay warm when it is cold outside. This was achieved by selecting warm colors for the outside the house while indicating cools colors on the inside, and the reverse was done in order to indicate the opposite. The font chosen was ‘impact’, and then slanted in order to convey energy.

Problem/Challenge:

Courtney, the founder of a boutique recruiting firm, had a strong passion for making connections. She wanted a logo which would convey her passion, act as a constant reminder of her mission, and visually communicate her services.

Solution/Results:

The solution involved skillfully embedding three ‘hidden’ hearts that were placed within the white space to visually communicate Courtney’s love and passion for connecting people. The primary color of red was chosen to communicate passion.

Problem/Challenge:

A new sales rep was hired for Parrot Digigraphics and she was embarrassed by the existing current brochure. The brochure mostly consisted of bland typefaces, a large amount of text, and small uninspiring images.

Solution/Results:

The new brochure design was highly visual and focused on the aspect that Parrot Digigraphics offered precise, high quality Giclée print reproductions. Large colorful pixels were scattered throughout the design in order to indicate Parrots pixel precision color matching process.

Problem/Challenge:

The Director of Marketing at Sciessent wanted three attention-grabbing retractable banners for an upcoming tradeshow. Each banner would represent a core product that Sciessent offers.

Solution/Results:

The design solution resulted in using the primary color of each major project in each of the three signs, and placing specific images that were relevant to the product in order to target the intended audience.

Problem/Challenge:

Rick wanted a special logo that would embody his brand and his vision for his new specialty coffee company. The logo needed to capture the concept of transformation as Burwell Beans was all about transformational experiences and change.

Solution/Results:

The design solution uses two B’s from the name to shape a butterfly, a visual metaphor representing transformation, and a perfect match to the owner’s vision. In addition droplets were incorporated into the design to convey the liquid aspect of coffee.