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Growing up I always wanted to be a car designer and I think from my extensive Hot Wheels collection and my hot rod influences as a kid, my cars would have probably ended up looking like these ones: colourful and cool.

http://blog.signalnoise.com/2010/07/19/cars-and-customs-by-fred-boss/

We’ve been working with the great folks at the LEDC for some time now and just recently updated the look for the GoodmoveLondon web site to match other rebranded LEDC materials.

www.goodmovelondon.com

We are excited to announce that The Core Family Health Centre logo has been selected for inclusion in a remarkable new LogoLounge project, “Shapes and Symbols”, the third book in the new Master Library series.

The Master Library books bring exemplary logo design work from creatives around the world. The first and second books in the series, Initials & Crests and Animals & Mythology, are already best sellers from Rockport Publishers.

Carve is excited to be working on new materials for LHSF. We are just getting rolling on the annual Country Classic Auction and here are some early logos in progress.

ou’ve got to love these drop caps by Jessica Hische.

Creativity isn’t something that you can learn from a book. You can be inspired from a book but I doubt there is a formula out there to learn how to be creative. Is there a “Creative for Dummies” book out there. Maybe. But for the most part, we feel that its something that you are born with and have to nurture through your life if you choose to make something out of it. Some do. Some don’t…but maybe wish they had as they slog through a job that’s uninspiring. However you may choose to express your creativity, be it graphic design, painting, photography, sculpture, etc, its something that is in you and will likely always be and it will come out in one form or another.

Here’s a good link to some habits of creative people.

http://zenhabits.net/creative-habit/

With over 34,000 logos entered for consideration and an international panel of judges, the logo for The Idlewyld Inn designed by Carve has been chosen to be included in the sixth volume of Logo Lounge.
Being recognized for logo development on an international level is pretty cool. Thanks to Christine at Idlewyld Inn for working with Carve to develop their new branding. www.idlewyldinn.com

We recently produced this video for Community Living Ontario