Kinetic Branding recently named Radiance Ministries, a faith-based nonprofit dedicated to shining light in the world, and designed its logo. The Radiance Ministries logo features a clean, modern design that visually conveys the organization’s mission of spreading light and faith. The typography is a friendly sans-serif font in a calming blue tone, evoking a sense of trust, peace, and approachability.
A dynamic sunburst element emerges from a golden arc above the text, symbolizing radiance, hope, and spiritual illumination. The arc itself suggests the horizon or a guiding path, reinforcing the ministry’s role in leading and inspiring others. Overall, the design balances simplicity with symbolism, ensuring a strong, memorable brand identity that aligns with the mission and vision of Radiance Ministries. Stay connected to this blog to see the upcoming Radiance website. Kinetic Branding recently designed a bright and playful website for the "Losing My Marbles!" app. The overall design is colorful, playful and personal, with a father and mother playing the Losing My Marbles! app with their young son. Magical marbles flood the scene to communicate the energy and excitement on the game. The website design features a slideshow with app screenshots that highlight the value and benefits to the users. Every interaction with the user highlights the interpersonal nature and fun of the game.
Stay connected to this blog to see more from Losing My Marbles! Kinetic Branding recently completed a smartphone user interface design for an app called "Losing My Marbles!" The app is designed for parents and their children to play together, and as they play, four parenting techniques are unlocked to bring the child into closer alignment with the parent. The user interface design brings into play the colors from the logo that Kinetic previously designed, enhancing the playfulness throughout the entire app. Kinetic also introduced the idea and designed avatars that users can customize and personalize.
Stay connected to this blog to see the upcoming website design. Kinetic Branding recently completed a short home page video for Norman Building & Design, a master class luxury custom home building company. Kinetic used their “EXTRAORDINARY IS THE NORM” theme for the video. The short yet vibrant and inspiring video quickly identifies the company's uniqueness and displays their masterful home creations.
Kinetic Branding designed the new Norman Building & Design logo and is about to launch their latest corporate website. Stay connected to this blog to see the new Norman website design. Kinetic Branding launched a new kind of trade show for longtime client RDD Enterprises, the manufacturer of the LX7 Aircraft, utilizing a virtual tour of their aircraft at the famous AirVenture Oshkosh airshow.
Kinetic designed large scale banners, twenty feet in length and 8 feet in height to surround the innovative LX7 aircraft in the RDD booth. Kinetic Branding created the name and logo for a new interactive parenting smartphone game that brings children and parents into alignment by simply playing the game together. Losing My Marbles! is a game that parents and their children play together The name Losing My Marbles! came from a common idiom, or expression, that parents use when they feel like they've lost their sanity. The game uses colorful marbles as a playful way to motivate children to make good choices.
The logo uses a playful font with bright and fun colors. The corner letters and exclamation mark use a marble shape to express motion. Stay connected to this blog to see more designs for Losing My Marbles! Kinetic Branding is developing a website for the quaint vacation destination of Bayshore Beach Club in Waldport, Oregon. The website (shown below) highlights the amazing beauty and attractions you can experience. Kinetic not only took amazing photos of the amazing coastal community and wrote key content for the website, but the company crafted a campaing theme for the community titled "Discover your Coastal Retreat."
Kinetic Branding recently launched a new website for Volcano Arcades, a 1980's retro arcade company. Following the creation of Volcano Arcades' striking new logo and the establishment of the "A Blast From The Past" campaign theme, Kinetic crafted a vibrant and dynamic website. This engaging platform invites visitors to immerse themselves in the nostalgic experience and play their favorite classic arcade games.
Kinetic Branding recently crafted a logo for Volcano Arcades, a new retail company specializing in 80s retro arcade games. This arcade boasts over 100 classic pixelated games, including favorites like Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, Galaga, Frogger, Tempest, Tron, and Mario Bros., among many others. Click on images below to enlarge The logo design features the initials of Volcano Arcades, with the "A" creatively depicted as a volcano erupting pixels into the air, an homage to the pixelated 80's arcade games. The color scheme includes vibrant lava hues, complemented by dark grey text to create a balanced and striking visual appeal. Displayed above is the logo design in a vertical and horizontal orientation as well as the logo mark by itself.
Kinetic also created a tagline and campaign theme for the new company titled "A Blast From The Past" referencing the name "Volcano" and the retro 1980s arcade games the company provides. Stay connected to this blog to see the upcoming website design. Royal Flush Plumbing, a new client for Kinetic Branding, recently engaged our company to design a new logo and business cards for their employees. Each card is designed to look like a playing card with unique card-related job titles that relate to what they do. With titles like "King of Thrones," "Queen of Hearts," and "Jack of the Trade," the business cards have become more than just a traditional card. There's even a back-side of the card that reveals a QR code to connect with the company’s website.
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