[vc_dropcap letter=”W” extra_class=””]hen Kacey and Ross tapped me to create a logo for a business that had been in operation for over forty years, I was incredibly humbled and flattered. Most of my clients have been up and coming businesses just dipping their toes into building their infrastructure – so getting to tackle a new kind of project was both refreshing and exciting for me.

I sent them some color samples and proceeded to work on logo shapes and themes while they decided on colors. Their vision was something that featured cattle – but no longhorns – to reflect the on-goings of their work. After showing me some very simple things they had in mind, I came up with their first round of logos.

They liked three of these logos so we moved forward with some edits. Some more minimal, some with different types of cow faces. From there, they decided on a few edits would land them both an official logo and a sub-branding logo (which is featured in the header of this blog post). The official logo will be used for larger projects, and the sub-branding logo for smaller items, or on two-sided items.