Divorce logos

Creating Families Law

Law firm specializing in adoption and reproductive law. Target audience are couples and individuals who want to build their families through adoption or with the assistance of reproductive medicine.

Logo for an organization that helps both men and women in the divorce process

I came up with this idea, because I travel to my regular job (24km) by bicycle and I find that is very good, stress free therapy. So, brainstorming looks like this: 1. stress free = bicycle 2. divorce, in my opinion, means that two persons heading in two opposite directions 3. divorce had to be done by two of them = that is why is only one bicycle, but a strange bicycle for two :) Also, my idea was to create the feeling that life is going on. Sad but romantic.

Phillips

Attorney Nicole B. Phillips, P.C. practicing Family Law. I would like the logo to appeal to both men and women. I practice divorce, paternity cases, adoption, guardianships, and other family law matters. I have an equal amount of male and female clients.

Logo wanted for 212-DIVORCE

A divorce is nothing easy and most of the time it looks as if the two are in a duel. So, I created the ol' pistol fight.

Divorce Solutions

This was a contest held by Nichole M. Waltz, a solo lawyer practicing for 19 years in divorce, with litigation, mediation, and collaborative services in the Chicagoland, IL area. Their target audience is $100k+ annual earners who need a divorce and don't want to fight to the death to get one. Clients who are results, not revenge, centric. I was proud to create a logo and 1-to-1 projects for this client, a strong female doing things differently and thinking out of the box.

The Dash Day

We often think of weddings and birthdays as the best times to celebrate. Yet many cultures believe with destruction comes new life. We want to start a business selling merchandise to people who want to throw a divorce party- a brand new beginning—starting with throwing a party.

Aaron Leetch Law

"Create a Fiery Logo for an Attorney" Pillar created by the use of the N and L coming together for the concept of strength. Also plays into the concept of trust because without one you lose the whole picture.