We went through many iterations of a logo when we first started to brainstorm ideas. The band’s music is pretty heavily influenced by alt rock and the pop rock music of the 2000’s, but they didn’t want something that felt dated. Keeping the colors simple we stuck to black and white and opted to try various shapes and font textures to add some edge and uniqueness. After squares, rectangles, banners, and beyond, we landed on two designs—a circular logo and a hexagonal one.

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The group consensus seemed clear that although they loved both designs, the circle won everyone over.

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Using this circular logo, and occasionally the hexagonal one, we created posters, t-shirt designs, and stickers to sell at shows. I also created a type treatment version of the logo that was engraved onto the drummers drumsticks that he performs with at shows.

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Check out their music if you get a chance here on the band’s Facebook page.