Floyd was the owner's grandfather who had had a restaurant in Nicholson and in Tallulah Falls.

COMMUNITY BULLETIN This logo was reworked various times as the magazine evolved. It started with an elegant design (not mine) when the name of the company was Athens Community Bulletin. Since it was thought that the magazine could expand into other communities the name was changed substituting "The" for "Athens" and the elegant lamp post ensignia was dropped in favor of the bold and contemporary look with "the" lower case set vertically as a reverse. While we were at it the font was changed to Georgia which was then used for headers and editorial in the magazine.
Each cover had the logo in a different color theme: see Cover Art

2004 campaign.

I developed the logo for Jane to be used on ads, yard signs, bumper stickers and other campaign materials. The heavyface font is clear and bold implying the honesty and strength of character, which I know her to have.

She won the election. Congratulations to Jane.

Then for her Senate race Jane wrote to me,

"Everyone said they loved my graphics in the last campaign!

So... here is her new bumper sticker. I tested it and it is clearly legible from quite a distance away even though it is only 7 inches wide.

While under the employ of the local newspaper, I built several versions of the logo by finding the font and sizes and arrangement of letters that had flair and yet preserved the clarity of straightforward type. We first used them on their newspaper ads soon after the dealership changed ownership from Brack Rowe.