Award Worthy Logo

The Ferazzoli’s logo takes a simple visual idea and executes it with a lot of intelligence and restraint. At its core, the mark is built around a vertical fork, with two pieces of ziti placed horizontally at the tip, forming a subtle but unmistakable “F.” It’s clever without being gimmicky — the kind of detail you notice, appreciate, and then trust.

Stylistically, the logo feels rooted in early European and French poster design, particularly the turn-of-the-century era when illustration, typography, and composition carried as much personality as they did purpose. The hand-drawn, almost hand-painted quality gives the mark warmth and texture, helping it avoid the overly polished look that so many modern restaurant logos fall into.

What works especially well is how the concept supports the brand story. The fork and pasta reference the cuisine directly, but the execution elevates it beyond a literal food symbol. It feels crafted, intentional, and confident — more like a classic restaurant mark than a trend-driven logo.

Overall, the Ferazzoli’s logo succeeds by combining concept, heritage, and visual character into a single, memorable mark. It’s distinctive, flexible, and designed with a clear understanding of both tradition and longevity.

Erotic Martini Glass Illustration

Simple. Subtle. Erotic without being crass or overt.

Graphic Design Spotlight:
Warm Heart Pediatrics Logo Design

An inspired, simple design that appeals to both children and adults. The perfect combination of whimsy and professionalism.

Warm Heart Pediatrics Branding, design by Michael Maloney of Brand Force 5

The inspiration of how the icon was created, a fascinating glimpse into the creative process that went into its development. This simple graphic delves deep into the thought-provoking idea and concept that influenced every aspect of the design. From the initial spark of inspiration to the meticulous detailing of each element.

I love this design and the thoughtfulness that went into making it! Putting the doctor’s heritage in, and making it appropriately playful for a pediatrician, definitely makes it one of my favorites and proves how well the agency listened to their client!
— Craig Curtis, Touch Studio

 

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Branding Spotlight

 

This spotlight focuses on this wonderful logo and stationary design done by, agency start-up BrandForce 5, for Let’s Get it On Promotions. The logo highlights the great heritage of boxing with a sparse, retro illustration and elegant design. Printed on a nostalgic paper with a great texture and tooth, the business cards have a luxury to them that pays homage to the gentleman’s sport. Having them not only die-cut but designed to look like old boxing tickets is also a brilliant touch.

One of the subtle things we love about the logo is it’s calculated distressing, in a world where distressed type and textured backgrounds are being used far too often in irrelevant ways this logo does it beautifully.
— Art & Branding

The black rule is offset from the red circle in a way that print presses used to do more often at the turn of the century, before everything was digital, it gives it a beautiful charm and casual elegance. Overall the logo design is simple, clean with a memorability and rugged sophistication to it.


Check out the gif below of the front and back of the business card shot and edited by Touch Studio. Kudos to BrandForce 5 for this KO of a design and package!

 

The entire stationary package, letterhead, business card front and back, and the envelope.

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Graphic Design

 

This is amazing, combining the concept of a sugar skull with a sculling event may not seem like a natural combination but with a name like Scullapalooza we think this is perfect! According to the agency, client asked for something edgy and wanted a skull incorporated but with the majority of the attendees being women wanted a feminine touch. The agency delivered with style and grace and created this custom sugar skull that combines a large scull in the middle creating “puddle” eyes with its oars and an armada of smaller sculls creating teeth. Since the event is in Chattanooga, they wisely incorporated the Walnut Street Pedestrian Bridge into the top of the skull. Check out the Facebook Page to see all the comments and love for this design and let us know what you think. Brand Force 5

 
 

Mighty Moose Transporters

A beautiful combination of nostalgia and modern design, Mighty Moose Transporters logo is a great example of how “patriotic” can be done in a more mature and sophisticated way. Award Winning Logos

 

Trish McEvoy

Stellar Package Design that incorporates the company branding, multiple fonts, and list of ingredients, all done in an elegant simple design.