Logos & Branding

Logo Brand Identity Designed to—
Be Recognized, Remembered and Used Everywhere.

A strong logo brand identity does more than look good — it gets attention. Proper branding helps people remember you, trust your business and feel confident choosing you.

That’s why thoughtful logo design matters. Every detail — typography, spacing, colour, usability and consistency — influences how your business is perceived.

This portfolio features a small selection of logo and brand identity projects created over more than 31 years for businesses across Durham Region, the Greater Toronto Area and beyond. From start-ups and local businesses to national brands, every logo is designed to support how a business is seen, remembered and trusted.

Strong brands are built with intention, not shortcuts.

The Next Brand Here
Could Be Yours.

Logos Built to Stand Out
in a Template-Driven World.

Whether a business is ready to launch or has been around for decades, the issue is often bigger than the logo. New businesses need to be recognized from the start. Established businesses need branding that still reflects where they are going.

A strong logo brand identity does more than look professional. It creates consistency across print, digital, signage, packaging and marketing — making your business easier to recognize, trust and remember everywhere it appears.

Without clear brand standards and logo collateral, businesses lose consistency, weaken credibility and create confusion across customer touchpoints. Proper branding solves that.

© Portfolio samples shown throughout this website represent a small selection of Lori Thompson’s graphic design, website design and branding work through Graphic a la Design. Due to contractual restrictions with some corporate and trade clients, not all projects may be publicly displayed. Additional work samples may be viewed on Graphic a la Design’s social media platforms or in person by appointment. Please respect Canadian Intellectual Property and Copyright Laws by not reproducing, copying or using the work of Graphic a la Design without written permission from Lori Thompson.