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We recognize that it doesn’t make sense for every business to have a specialist in every area on staff—and when it comes to design that’s where we come in. But, we’re not only offering to create your logo or website or brochure. What we’re offering your business is the wealth of over 20 years of experience in many different areas of design. is committed to being your visual communications partner
for success whether it is creating & maintaining your website or developing the kind of logo and branding that speaks instantly to your audience. We’re a full service provider for all your graphics and marketing needs. you’ll receive big agency quality and ideas with personal attention—because your success is our goal.
A logo design for a catering firm. We played off of the crown symbol to create a mark which was clean and modern. We typically create logos in 3 directions: stacked, linear (horizontal) and icon. Different applications (website, print, etc.) require and allow for specific spaces. In the end, they are all a part of the same visual identity. Starbucks uses the type with mermaid, or just the mermaid as a quick example. How many examples can you think of that use this practice?
A logo design for a Greek restaurant, trying to stay away from the typical blue and white motif of most places. The dot of the 'i' was replaced with an accent mark to aid viewers in correct pronunciation.
We expanded our visual identity campaign for our client, Sweet Mama's Family Restaurant in Northport and Stony Brook, NY on take-out cups for their coffee and very popular milkshakes.
As part of the overall concepting and branding for this fast-casual restaurant was the development of their website.
Book cover illustration and design for Maymee Bell's mystery "Cake and Punishment"
We designed a series of t-shirt designs for Sweet Mama's Family Restaurant playing off of the 'mama' theme.
Our client, Platia Greek Kitchen in Syosset was featured on Fios1's Restaurant Hunter and we were happy to be a part of it and explain our involvement in the design and concept process. Watch here: http://ow.ly/PAHB30kMTdX
Designed this logo for a Jewish Center on Long Island as part of their capital campaign. The logo features physical elements of their building while conveying the multi-faceted aspect of their community.
Website and identity created for this eatery in the Bronx, Quality Grill & Gyro
It's a sign... of good design! We love the way this signage came out for this popular Long Island Catering Hall. There are twin walls which greet guests on either side of their driveway.
Custom packaging for a chain of bagel stores selling their best seasoning: Everything Spice.
A new logo for Grandpa's Shed, a new bar feature of Sweet Mama's Family Restaurant in Stony Brook, NY. Is grandpa out back working or tooling around with some mixed drinks? We always begin with sketches to explore the visual possibilities.
This book jacket was designed for Crooked Lane Books publishing of Larry Enmon's thriller. We retouched in the buildings to create a space of tension and colored the entire piece digitally to provide the right grit and feel
A web presence was developed for Earring Tabú, a trendy boutique in Port Jefferson, NY
Labels were designed and created to match the existing identity we created for this local eatery planning to offer vinegar and oil to their customers.
We worked with a diamond wholesaler to produce print collateral for their client, Bloomingdales and managed the design, production and printing of materials as well as the coordinated delivery to retail stores around the country.
Rising in the center of our restaurant is an olive tree. Its leaves illuminated as though it sits in the late afternoon Greek sun. Some will assume it's merely décor, others a clever room divider. It's much more than that.
Rising from rustic boards, beneath peaceful branches laden with olives sit twin baskets ready for the harvest. It's a subtle nod to the most important ingredient and foundation of Greek cuisine: olive oil. The rustic boards are repeated just above our kitchen door, making the direct connection between ingredient & cuisine and existence & living.
Our tree stands as a symbol of life in every village and corner of Greece through the ages. Our tree stands as a reminder of our purpose at Platía in respectfully producing pure, authentic food with the finest ingredients.
Website design for Delphini Contracting to help showcase their past work in new construction and restoration work.
Homepage design to solidify the branding and identity of this B2B company, a diamond distributor.
Book jacket design and original illustration. Flowers and Foul Play, by Amanda Flower published by Crooked Lane Books and illustration by Matthew Kalamidas
Logo, branding and identity for a quick service restaurant. We explored storefront design, menu design, swag and takeout packaging.
Sometimes the client ISN'T the client.
When I was asked to help the local high school Booster Club and their Homecoming T-Shirt design, they showed me previous years designs which were not very popular among the students.
We produced a design and did an unofficial focus group and showed it to students. We even matched the exact shirt that the students preferred. Once we got their 'I'd-wear-that' approval, we knew that we had a homerun... or touchdown!
You have a logo, now what?
You extend the qualities of that logo throughout your communication.
The fonts, colors and application were the stylistic backbone when producing printed marketing materials like a product catalog and individual sell sheets for a new company selling LED Lighting products. To complete their sales department needs, a website was developed with their entire product line and downloadable documentation for each item. Lastly, cohesive branding was applied to their package design and a system implemented for box and carton labeling for warehouse and distribution ease.
Opening a new place? Refreshing your old space? We've done both. Complete visual consulting available. Branding & identity, interior decor, printed and digital media.
The first book cover in the Little Library series from Crooked Lane Books and author Elizabeth Kane Buzzelli's Books with cover design and original gouache painting.
When we create a logo, we begin at the drawing board. It's the only way to create a logo which is genuine and reflects our client's vision.
A new logo for the WJC. After many discussions and directions, we settled on this image which plays off of imagery found within the center. The tree rising between the segments is symbolic of the vitality of the community.
This logo is the first piece of an enormous branding & identity project for Sweet Mamas Family Restaurant in Northport, NY. Timing was perfect, just before the opening of their second location in the historic village of Stony Brook, NY.
There's been quite a few book jacket projects lately. Here's a recently completed cover for Nancy Herriman's new series. Design and photo-illustration.
We can help tell your story. Stonehouse Creative, Inc. is committed to being your visual communications partner for success. Whether it is creating & maintaining your website or developing the kind of logo and branding that speaks instantly to your audience, we'll make sure your story is told.
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