Here are some examples of logos and printed materials. Click on each picture to view a larger image.
When a company entrusts us with the design of  their logo, we take it very seriously. We interview our customer, take information that describes your business, sometimes just a few words or a phrase, and create positive, descriptive imagery. Then we find or design the font and typography that accurately represents your company. Do you want bold and established, easy and accessible, high-tech and cutting edge, or youthful and edgy?  We can provide several variations or themes depending on your needs and your budget.  All logos shown are the property of their respective holders
This composite image was designed for Tri-Plex, Inc. The data recorders they manufacture are used in many industries in many ways. They needed an image that showed this versatility for their web site.
	The bill to the left was designed for a beach towel for the Bank of Maryland. It needed to look like the then "new" 100 dollar bill. It had to be designed to print clearly on terry cloth.
These book covers were designed for NEMA. The Little Book of Parenting is a brief guide to parenting designed for the young first time parent. In a Flash is a companion book to the film of the same name, designed for children 8 to 12.
	The image on the left was designed for the Opel Association of North America. It was used on mugs, mouse pads and tee-shirts. The right hand image was used on the poster The Battle of the Titans available from Autosports Marketing Associates, Ltd.
	Designed for Interoffice Express LTD, the image on the left was used instead of a photo to show the detail of the dial and its markings. The flyer to the right shows the frustrations of and solutions to office computing.
This cover, designed for Phelps Industrial Products, Inc. presented many design difficulties. The customer wanted to show the various grades of gasket material that are designated by color. They also wanted the logo of the manufacturer and their own logo. This added four logo colors to the four gasket colors. Plus add two color photos showing two more material types and colors to the mix. The trick was to arrange the colors so that each group remained separated and on a neutral background. Fortunately one of the gaskets was gray!
	The label on the left was designed for Jilly's Chilis. The ad on the right was designed for a novelty hot sauce. Norwood Designs created both the label for the hot sauce and the ad.
Mark Norwood - norwood@earthlink.net Norwood Designs P.O. Box 69 Butler, Maryland 21023 last updated 4/1/2005 ©Copyright, Norwood Designs 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 ,2004, 2005 all rights reserved. If you wish to use any of the images on this web site for private or public use, you must contact Mark Norwood of Norwood Designs first. All logos and trademarks are the property of their respective holders