revolution digital

Revolution Digital had a severely outdated logo for far too long. Time, a lack of internal alignment, and an initial resistance to change stunted the opportunity to bring the agency up to the level of the work we were creating for our clients. After years of waiting I took it upon myself to create a brand that represented the talent and skill of the people that made the agency what it was. It was a well-received surprise.

Any good designer can make a logo, but part of that process needs to be experimentation, flexibility, and application across a variety of media and placements. During this process, I tested it on everything from the obvious contenders like business cards and the website, but also on potential merchandise, conceptual implementations, and animation.

We unveiled the new logo and brand in a series of newsletter emails, new business outreach, and business cards — because business cards during a pandemic are essential, right? They are when they have spot varnish and a soft-touch coating. 

Before we were able to develop the new website, the agency closed its doors, but that's a story for another day. This was the final bow.