DLS designed this lively logo for the June Stern Family Foundation, near Minneapolis/St.Paul. The nonprofit organization provides scholarships to teachers and grants to schools to assist children with dyslexia. Several versions - mainly images of books and children's hands - were shown before the client chose this cluster of interlinked letterforms with its energy and bright color.

We designed the logo in conjunction with the organization's web site at www.junesternfoundation.org

This logo for the law firm of Sheldon Lobel, PC, builds on the firm's practice areas: real estate, land use and zoning. The stylized "L" is meant to be seen as a building from above — or do you see three buildings and their shadows? Read the case study.

The logo was designed in tandem with a newsletter, stationery set, and a new web site for the firm. Can we do the same for your firm?

DLS designed a web site, brochure and logo for Education Without Boundaries, a student-run organization building schools in war-torn Sierra Leone, Vietnam, Argentina and other distressed countries.

Our design for the logo has three simple ideas: a globe without boundary lines or other separating entities; children's silhouttes; and the use of a star shape making up the childrens' bodies — a reminder of who is the most important part of the project. Read the case study.