FM Custom Cleaning
A cleaning company that wanted to look established from day one. Two rounds of concepts got to a serif monogram that holds up foiled on a card or printed on a uniform.
Most design looks fine in a presentation and falls apart the moment it meets a printer, a developer or a 40 pixel app icon. I design backwards from the hardest place a mark has to live.
A logo gets tested at favicon size before it is ever shown at hero size. Colour gets built to hold up in CMYK and on a phone at full brightness. Type systems get real fallbacks.
Clients see the working process, from numbered concept sheets to the final suite, and they get the source files at the end so the brand keeps going when I am not in the room.
A cleaning company that wanted to look established from day one. Two rounds of concepts got to a serif monogram that holds up foiled on a card or printed on a uniform.
Clothing for small dogs. The mark, the launch creative and the unglamorous pieces a shop actually needs, like a sizing guide customers can follow.
Repair, EV and performance shop in Concord. The card carries the whole service list without crowding the wordmark. Their Ceramic Pro car is on the vehicles page.
Detailing shop in Etobicoke. A glowing car outline over the Toronto skyline, and a service menu built to be read from across a counter.
Smaller identity jobs, plus the VapeMeet mark itself.
Royal Cleaning and Pinstripe are concept briefs, not paid clients. I made them to show prospective clients exactly how a project runs before they commit to one.