From simple designs, to the more complex ones. A selection of the logos that I created can be seen on this page.

Awesome Asteroids

For this game we wanted a logo with a retro look, but it still needed to look modern. After a lot of designs we ended up with the design as seen below. I tried a lot of colors and color combinations (some are not included on the overview), but we were sure we wanted to include orange, so we continued with those combinations.

D-Day Enhanced Logo

I joined the studio during the release of the original Honor and Duty: D-Day (PS4, PS VR), so the logo for that game was not created by me. However, I designed the logo for the "Enhanced" version, as seen below on the right. It was essential to keep the logo simple so it would work across various media, something that wasn't possible with the old logo. I aimed to retain some of the identity of the old logo by incorporating the iconic star and circle.

Dropship Commander

The Dropship Commander logo needed to be straightforward and distinctive. Drawing inspiration from shoulder patches typically worn on astronaut suits, I conceptualized a design. We experimented with numerous variations until we found one we favored, then fine-tuned the colors and selected the best option from a range of choices.

Front Runner

At this point it is unknown if Front Runner or Front Runner: Jurassic Racing will ever release. The former one is a racing game set in the present with no fantasy elements. Jurassic Racing is obviously a racing game involving dinosaurs and other fantasy elements. For the Front Runner title we needed a logo that is simple, but also usable in case other Front Runner titles would've been created.

De Slag om Kasteel IJsselstein

For this logo, I had to go through various tests to figure out what I wanted. One thing was sure, it had to have the iconic Castle Tower.