Stutzview Brangus contacted Rural Design Studio looking for a new logo. A monogram style logo with a pop of colour is exactly what they were looking for.

A modern, striking logo design. In this case our clients asked for bright orange and an unusual font. We think this final design will make a huge impact on their upcoming advertising campaigns.

Clients were looking for a simple logo to be used on multiple mediums. They were interested in using navy blue and we felt that the mix of navy and cyan was perfect to keep the logo colourful yet simple.

CPR were impressed by Rural Design’s unique take on rural business identity, but had no clear concept for their own logo. The designers at Rural Design Studio had the task of developing a dynamic image for this emerging agricultural business. The simplicity in the text complements the intricacy of the Brangus bull.

A small update from the previous colour scheme of The Rivers logo to match their new advertising campaigns.

Client requested a logo that was suitable for a number of different media applications. A simple clean logo with bold colour was exactly what the client was looking for.

Having had other logos designed in the past, Fearnley Brangis were interested in a more modern logo that represented them and their business more appropriately. Clean lines and standout colours are always a good combination.

Updated Rowanlea logo. This logo was kept in a similar feel to the original, but was modernized significantly with the use of a slimmer font.

Client was interested in a design suitable for caps and shirts. This logo depicts a stylized Brahman eye in the ‘K’. The chrome effect adds a masculine feel to complement the fluid lines.

An upcoming Brangus stud in Queensland. Subtle design gives the logo purpose.