Gillespie Design

After working several years in the catering business, young entrepreneur Greg Gless ventured off on his own to start this company. Not only is Greg passionate about taking care of people, he’s also dedicated to helping people in need. For every meal sold, FulFilling donates one meal to someone in need. This cause in reflected in the logo’s double Fs pointing up to an elevated mission.

This business consulting firm was started by a savvy entrepreneur who wanted to name it after his 3 sons who’s first and last names all start with “A” and “C”. We adopted a ‘more than meets the eye’ approach, citing the company’s smart analytics and 3 pronged strategy.

We created this logo for this great local computer consulting business here in L.A., but they did not ultimately choose to go with it. We however thing it’s a great logo, and worth giving merit to!

Fellow colleague and entrepreneur Brandy Jones started this film and TV production company, naming it after her grandfather’s last name reversed. It was a fun mark to work on… we imagined the ‘y’ filmstrip would be animated when put on the screen.

This logo was created for conversationspace.com, a unique website where ESL type students can go to see videos of people speaking various phrases while the words and mouth patterns are displayed. Notice how the rotating ‘c’s connect to form ‘s’s, calling back to the the logo’s namesake.

Originally created for Jenny and Jimbob Jewelry, this logo was eventually used for their wedding. As a couple they design and sell unique and eclectic jewelry.

Designed for a new home community in Riverside, CA. We made sure to capture the open landscape and rugged nature that encompasses the ranch.

New home community Bella Vita, meaning ‘beautiful life’, wanted a logo that reflected the beauty of the homes and the area. We think it’s a simple logo with a quick, yet effective, read.