Stanford Law School Center for Internet and Society (CIS) logo
We designed a new logo for Stanford Law School's Center for Internet and Society. In doing so, we had free license to try all sorts of ideas when it came to design and branding, as long as they conformed to the Stanford Law School branding guidelines on color palette and treatment of existing logos.
This logo design was undertaken as a part of an entire website redesign and redevelopment.
Project Credits:
Designer: Laura Scott
Also of Interest:
Stanford Law School
Aid Workers Network logo
When we did the web design and Drupal theme for Aid Workers Network, we also did this logo.
The idea behind it was to capture the idea of offering sunshine -- hope. The aura is also something of a shelter, and leads to the organization's name.
For color palette, we wanted something simple and vivid, without making it too specifically UK/US or African; they're an international organization connecting working around the globe.
Project Credits:
Logo Designer: Laura Scott
Also of Interest:
Aid Workers Net
BlogHer chat button
An alternative, more compact look for an entirely new approach to the Blogher chatroom. This look embraces the original Blogher icon, while incorporating the "waves" from our pingVision logo schema.
Project Credits:
Graphic Designer: Laura Scott
Also of Interest:
BlogHer Chat
DrupalCamp Colorado 2008
Designer Don Hajicek worked up this concept for the DrupalCamp Colorado website.
Project Credits:
Graphic Design: Don Hajicek
We Blogged About This:
DrupalCamp
rare pattern logo
A rare pattern redesign involved a new logo, including another dot to match the rest.
Project Credits:
Designer: Laura Scott
Also of Interest:
rare pattern
Drupal Groups: Community logo
Actually, this isn't really a logo per se -- more of a quickie "associated image" we did for the Community group in Groups.Drupal.org, using color and hue variations of the Druplicon.
This image is available under the GPL license.
Project Credits:
- Graphic Designer: Laura Scott
Drupal Community
