Logos

Affordable logo design.

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Custom design services.

Business to Consumer, aka B2C logo design.

Blockbuster Videos
The original brand, our claim to fame.
This corporate logo design won an “Addy”.
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The Oasis Radio Station
Trademark for the first of the franchise.
One of the original creative mandates was
“Don’t put a palm tree in it”.
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DiamondCrest Homes, Inc.
Trademark for home builder.
This logo won an “Addy”.
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Muse Art Bar
All native Texas art, food, and spirits.
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James’ Plumbing Design

Covenant Counseling Center

The Rack Hamburger Grill
Exotic meat grill featuring venison, ostrich, buffalo and other assorted game. (unpublished)
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Texas Backyard Movies
Trademark for company catering to the home market, using inflatable screens, and custom concessions.
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MindSpeak Center
Neurotherapy, uses a combination of brain mapping and talk therapy to enhance and treat the brain.
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The BloodyBuddy
Label for Bloody Mary mix, with a kick.
(unpublished)
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Vanguard Preparatory School
Educating students experiencing social, emotional, or academic delays.
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Lake Sharon Christian Center
Trademark for non-profit Christian organization.
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CSM Pro Painting
Logo for local painter.

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Frenchie’s Fabulous Nut Co.
Logo for high-end gourmet nut business.

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Trademark for the "Qewb".
A modality to combine quantum bio-field antenna technology, micro-current, and far infrared heat therapy.
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Business to Business, aka B2B corporate logo design.

EverData
Branding for a blockchain infrastructure company, for the energy sector.

B2Quantum

The company is invested in optimization for hardware and software, sorely needed in this high-tech market. Experts in the quantum field will recognize the double-split experiment as the basis for the logo.

Blackbird Window & Door

Luxury windows for residential homes.

Hangar Workshop

Tri-Star Aerospace, Inc.

Addison Advisors

Addison Airport
Logo for general aviation airport.
(unpublished) Art Directors Club
of Houston Award.
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Laser V
Oilfield-Electric-Marine, Inc (OEM)
Product mark for powerful AC traction motors.
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TOLTEC GROUP
Software Engineers. (unpublished)
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International Business Machines
Service mark for IBM easy access customer
support campaign.
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International Business Machines
Service mark for IBM business
growth campaign.
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International Business Machines
Service mark for IBM customer
satisfaction campaign.
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Mooney Aircraft Corporation
Logo for four place single engine aircraft.
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LeTourneau, Inc.
Product mark for small, tough loader/
dozer. (This version is unpublished)
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InsurSoft
Trademark for software developer
marketing to insurance companies.
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Professional logo creation for events

eXpansion service mark
Event identity for annual sales meeting at Behringer Harvard/Provasi.
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Geneos bowling bonanza
Service Mark for financial advisors bowling event. Client: Behringer Harvard Real Estate Investments.
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Canouan Vacation
Service Mark for top sellers conference on the island of Canouan.
Client: What by When?
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Lenders One (a division of Altisource)
A virtual game night event mark.
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Altisource
A virtual game night event mark.
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Mortgage Industry Pandemic Summit
A virtual conference event mark created for COVID-19.

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Political brand identity design

Visual branding services

(brand guides)

In addition to professional logo creation, we offer visual branding services including brand identity design.
We offer custom design services.

For a more robust listing, vist Lee Dean Design's portfolio site: Depth of Work

The creative process

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Which company is best?

By Lee Dean • February 21, 2025

Well, ahem, this one. All kidding aside, which KIND of company is best for logo creation might be a better way to phrase it. So, what is out there? The types below all have their pros and cons. Some should be actual convicts—back to kidding. 1. Marketing Agencies (fka Ad Agencies) I (Lee Dean) have worked in agencies. Chances are you will get good work, as the positions are quite competitive, and always have been. That may be all you need to hear. But there is a lot of overhead, the billing is sometimes murky, and the upsell will be there whether subtle or not. Bottom line is it will tend to be the most expensive route, unless you have a lot of media to buy. 2. Design Studios These tend to be smaller than agencies and therefore have less overhead. The logo work might even be better, as they tend to concentrate on branding and the visual aspects of marketing. However, the larger ones are almost indistinguishable from agencies—in fact, that’s how some agencies start out. This will still cost you, but probably not as much as an agency. Again, great work comes out of design shops. 3. Online Freelancers This could be the sweet spot in the mix. Freelancers tend to be self-starters, talented, and well-rounded in graphic design. Most have experience in agencies or design studios. Here is where the cost tends to drop, so that individuals, startups, and small businesses can afford a great logo and personal service. Cons would be the veracity of the portfolio. Ask questions about specific pieces and the involvement of the freelancer. 4. Free Online Services Okay, we’ve said it before, you get what you pay for. You may find a great logo, only to find someone else has the same one. If you’ve already invested a lot of money on items with your new logo, you may have to invest more to start over. Or sue. Or be sued. There can be several unpleasant things consequently down the road. But hey, it was cheap, right? 5. Artificial Intelligence programs Maybe someday, but it’s not there yet. We see job boards full of customers that have an A.I. produced logo that now need it fixed. Lines that should be straight are curved. Odd artifacts, that is, funny little shapes that don’t belong are generated by the program, and so on. We’ve used A.I. as an adjunct for certain purposes, but it must be staged just right, and still manually adjusted. 6. Your nephew You think that’s a joke? We wish it was. Look, don’t cave in to family pressure on something this important to your business. A good logo and brand can put your business in a class far above what amateur work can. The analogy we often use is, you don’t send your salesperson out in a shabby suit. It reflects on them and on you. It might make for an uncomfortable holiday dinner, but the kid will get over it. Encourage them to go to school, put in their dues in internships and entry-level design/production positions. If they are serious about graphic design, they will do that and most likely succeed. Meanwhile, you will have a competitive edge over those who have fallen into the “wanna be” niece artist trap, by instead using a career designer. The same goes for office personnel who have no experience or credible work.

How to get my business logo?

By Lee Dean • January 31, 2025

How do I get my own business logo?

What should a logo designer give you?

By Lee Dean • January 29, 2025

A logo designer should give you great ideas for one thing. Our minimum is three different concepts, with typically many iterations of those.

Brand on a budget

By Lee Dean • January 27, 2025

Do you need a brand identity design? If you bought a logo, you are already on your way.

Creative Process

By Lee Dean • January 16, 2025

What to expect. How does it work? Our process explained.

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Is $500 too much?

By Lee Dean • January 16, 2025

Is $500 Too Much for a Logo Design? Find out what is fair.

Pay for a Logo?

By Lee Dean • January 16, 2025

Is it worth paying for a logo design? We talk about why it is definitely worth paying for.

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Hire a designer?

By Lee Dean • January 16, 2025

Should I Hire Someone to Design a Logo?

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Logo Cost

By lee • January 15, 2025

How Much Does It Cost to Have Someone Design a Logo. Find out what goes into the design of a logo.

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