Bart O’Dell
Award-winning and published identity designer. Available for new projects. Let’s collaborate together!
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Really Good Logos Explained
Null Ridge Premium Beef was created to produce a farm to fork beef experience for customers who appreciate a high-quality product. Null Ridge uses pink ear tags to mark their cattle and wanted a simple and iconic “brandable’ image. As seen on: ODC
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Höhe is German for the word height, which fits perfectly with this award-winning architectural firm. The logo design is based on the Bauhaus design principals and is heavily influenced by the legendary school as well. As seen on: ODC
Home of the world famous 72-ounce steak challenge, The Big Texan Steak Ranch & Brewery is the place to stop in Amarillo, TX. With a history of serving customers for almost 60 years, The Big Texan Steak Ranch & Brewery needed a slight refresh to its brand identity. Inspired by the original signage that has
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An IV hydration and therapy company. As seen on: ODC
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For a nurse referral and on-call network. The colors are based on the traditional colors of medical scrubs, navy, light green, and light teal. As seen on: ODC
Roasters Coffee & Tea, or should I say what could have been. Instead the client chose a clip-art-esque solution from another designer. Personally I loved this coffee & tea service with a smile concept. As seen on: ODC
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Kimistry, an interior designer and painter. Designed for my good friend Kimberly Herbert. A paint roller and paint brush combined with a K. As seen on: ODC
Fire Slice Brick Oven, a brick oven pizzeria, and craft brewery. Notice the clever F and S in the fire and slice of pizza. As seen on: ODC
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Logos for a old friend and his liquid fertilizer & weed control business. He wanted to maintain the existing branding colors of yellow and black, while embracing a modern vintage look and feel. The logo incorporates the famous “Lighthouse” of Palo Duro Canyon state park.
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