We recently developed a new logo for the Perry County Public Library in Indiana, which has locations in Tell City and Cannelton, and operates a Bookmobile that serves the whole community of Perry County.
The library provides numerous services including computer labs, Wi-Fi, children’s story times, and meeting rooms.
We designed a logo for the Huntingburg Public Library in Huntingburg, Ind., to help the library establish a brand identity and developed a new website for the library to improve the library’s ability to engage with its patrons.
The logo is comprised of five colorful rectangles, representative of books on a shelf, along with a cutout silhouette of a springtime tree just beginning to leaf, together representing the opportunities for growth that the library provides.
Red Pixel Studios developed a new website for the Jasper-Dubois County Public Library to help the library system improve patron engagement. We had previously designed a new logo for the library.
The library’s previous website was crowded and cluttered, making it difficult to find information. We spent extra time, working with the library staff, to develop a simpler, logical site structure to complement a cleaner, contemporary design.
We developed a new logo for the Jasper-Dubois County Public Library, located in Indiana, as first step in a project to overhaul the library’s communications.
The library team was looking for more of a modification of their existing logo, and wanted it to say more about who they are.
The launch of the new Daviess County Public Library site made news this weekend with an article in the Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer. The library did extensive pre-planning and internal prototyping to determine how the site would best work for users.
