Primary Logo
When I joined Rocky Hill, one of my very first projects was to give their logo a fresh new look. The owner wanted the design to highlight the company’s organic composting roots, while still being simple enough to work on everything from t-shirts and stationery to vehicle wraps and signage. I explored several concepts before we landed on the final design, a clean, versatile logo that perfectly captures the brand’s identity.
Logo Color Variations
Business Cards
With the new logo in place, I designed a set of business cards that kept branding consistent but allowed for individual customization. Each card featured the same clean layout, tailored with each team member’s name and role. I also created a “general” version for the main office, a go-to card for broader company communications.
President
Operations Manager
CFO
Social Media/Facebook Page
Facebook Page
Facebook Profile
Facebook Post
Customer Notices
Over time, I developed a range of customer notices for Rocky Hill. They were displayed at our service window and shared on the Facebook page I managed, helping keep customers informed about pricing, hours, services, and special announcements. Each notice was designed to be clear, easy to read, and on-brand, whether someone was seeing it in person or online.
Web Design
Apparel Design
Apparel & Employee Gifts
From branded shirts to tote bags and custom Yeti mugs, I brought Rocky Hill’s identity into apparel and gift items for both employees and customers. Using my Cricut cutting machine, I personally created the shirts and tote bags with iron-on vinyl. The Yeti mugs were designed in-house and custom ordered through Yeti’s website, a sleek, durable way to showcase the new logo!
Vehicle Lettering
Since the logo was redesigned, we needed the new design on our company trucks. I collaborated with a local sign shop to bring it to life. We paired the updated logo with bold stripes along the driver’s side door to create a sense of movement out on the road. The new design has since become a staple on every vehicle in the Rocky Hill fleet.
Illustration
This was more of a fun, passion project I completed on the side during the companies slow customer season in the winter :)
