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Tran Creative creates the new brand identity for Museum of North Idaho. The new logo captures the initials MONI, North Idaho’s history of railroad, steamboat, mining, lumber. The earthy color palette captures: mountain, water, mining, adventure, environment.
Tran Creative creates the new brand identity for Superstition Tactical, a new firearms store in Arizona. The new logo captures: S, firearms. The reflective symmetry is for the ‘superstition’ of ‘what goes around comes around’.
Tran Creative creates the new brand identity for Xavier Excavation. The new logo captures: X, blade, heavy-duty equipment, machinery to move dirt, land.
Tran Creative creates the new identity for VIP Nurse in the Seattle area, specializes in skilled nursing and personal caregiver services for patients recovering from surgical procedures in the comfort and privacy of their own home, hotel suite, or a luxury Airbnb. The new logo captures: V, human body anatomy, surgical lines. Gold and purple: luxury & comfort. See the new website: thevipnurse.com
Tran Creative creates the brand identity for 7 Wonders Beauty AVEDA in Spokane Valley, WA. The 7 Wonders logo, constructed with number 7 and letter W, won a Gold ADDY award at the American Advertising Awards. CONGRATS Ann and the 7 Wonders team on your growth and success. See the new website: 7wondersbeauty.com
Tran Creative creates the new identity and website for Sol Spine & Injury in the Los Angeles area. Sol = sun light. The new logo captures: S, sun rays, spine, acupuncture with dynamic movement toward health, wellness. Blue = experience, healthcare, trust. Gold = gold standard, excellence, sun light. See the new website: solspineandinjury.com
Rite Passage in Utah assists college students in the pursuit of healthy autonomy, independence and successful college education. The NEW LOGO created by Tran Creative is constructed of 3 shapes with movement forming the passage and letter R & P. The vibrant colors captures the excitement and hopefulness.
See the new website: ritepassage.com
WANA includes over 600 Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) and student members in Washington State. They hired Tran Creative to provide Branding services: Logo, Print Collateral and a new Web Site.
After extensive research, brand visual audits & analysis and many logo design variations, the new chosen logo captures the word WANA, mountain peaks and landscape of Washington without being too “scenic” like a travel/tourism logo. The new logo also communicates Unity and working together as a network. Tube-like and line execution transpired from equipments and instruments used by CRNAs: tubes, lines and syringes. The 4 colors conveys: community and diversity of WANA members from Seattle to Spokane, WA.
To learn more about WANA, visit: www.WANA-CRNA.org
Tran Creative creates the new identity for Unified Care, with almost 70 employees, five care facilities and headquarters in Spokane Valley. Unified Care provides help for people with mental health & developmental disabilities, substance abuse. We created a logo system that will allow the brand to grow more care facilities by keeping the logo mark the same but adding more colors to differentiate the facilities. The logo mark captures: a network of care and teamwork from the admin staff to caretakers, drivers. Unified to help people recover, heal and ultimately thrive, grow and blossom. The shield shape is for protection and guardian to make sure the residents have the best care possible. See the new website with videos: unifiedcaresystems.com
Tran Creative creates a new identity and public health campaign for the Colville Tribes, WA. The new logo captures: tribal, C for Colville, 12 tribes of Colville and 7 pillars (Seven Directions is the Native American concepts of health and well-being not only include an individual’s physical and mental health, but the person’s emotional and spiritual health. It encompasses everything that exists, it refers to the directionality of north, south, east, west, up, down and center).
We also created a new website to provide resources for tribal members: StaySafeColvilleTribes.com
