Bold, modern logo. Client wasn’t afraid to go all out with the imagery. Definitely stands out from the crowd.

KB Consulting required an updated logo. The client wanted to incorporate the original signature ‘KB’ artwork with a modernized symbol. As a livestock and agricultural photographer we felt that a powerful bull design would be the perfect match for this client. The final design depicts a non-breed-specific bull created using irregular shapes, a very unique design that works both very small and very large.

One of our most complemented logos to date. Oaklands were interested in a logo update and it seemed only natural to offer an Oak tree design. The rugged edges of the tree and the clean, simple font are a perfect match and give the logo something a little extra.

Yaralla Droughtmasters were looking for an updated logo but were interested in keeping their signature purple colour. We choose to deepen the purple to make more of an impact and went with sharp angles in the final design.

A small local business that wanted a logo to represent all aspects of their business. The image of the windmill and the font were designed to match perfectly.

This business incorporates many areas and would require the logo to be used on both a large and small scale. The final design depicts an interlocking ‘C’ and ‘T’ in a boxy style to reflect the mechanical orientation of the business.

Clients required two complementary logos for their stud prefixes. A bold ‘R’ and subtle ‘D’, created using a feather to link with to the Indian-American association of the name, has created a successful final design.

An idea that just works. We offered this to the client in the leadup to their inaugural on-property sale 2013. Client was impressed with the simplicity and has had a lot of positive feedback on the design.

A different take on the usual style. A stylized Brangus head in place of the ‘U’, has had a lot of people talking.

A traditional design with a modern twist. It’s use in a multi-vendor sale meant that this logo had to be approved by a group of breeders.