The client’s original logo
The earlier tractor and produce artwork sat above a separate market name.
For Long Island Farmers Market, I refreshed the existing logos, developed supporting brand artwork, and rebuilt their website. This is one example of my client work.
The earlier tractor and produce artwork sat above a separate market name.
I brought the more detailed tractor and the market name together in a red, black and white design.
The work covered both the visual identity and the way the business presents itself online.
I developed the existing tractor into a more detailed illustration and created a version that incorporates the full market name.
I carried the refreshed identity into produce-led and farm-scene compositions, postcards and market information ads.
I applied the refreshed identity to their website, with a new homepage presentation and coordinated desktop and mobile layouts.
The simple red-and-black tractor was already part of the client’s identity.
My refresh adds a grille, exhaust, wheel detail, highlights and a stronger sense of depth.
This earlier green badge is included as additional context for the client’s pre-refresh identity.
The earlier materials used the tractor in several arrangements. My refreshed full-name logo brings the tractor and market name into one composition, while retaining the recognizable subject and colors.
The refreshed identity sits within an illustrated harvest, connecting the market name to the products and setting.
A second composition places the identity over a full farm scene, with a barn, fields and produce.
The earlier design used a blue-and-green layout, a produce photograph and the original market logo.
I brought the refreshed identity into a gazebo-led illustration, with a central panel for the market location, hours and season.
Designs shown from the supplied project files. Market dates and locations reflect the season featured in each piece. Tap any design to enlarge.
A winter variation with its own market-date panel, location details and seasonal artwork.
A coordinated winter promotion combining the market identity, brewery branding and event information.
May 28, 2014 archive. Some original images and styling are missing; archive defects are not verified original design flaws.
The selected project version: refreshed identity, a community-focused headline, a Learn More action and social links.
The 2014 archive shows the site’s earlier history. It is not a complete immediate pre-project baseline, and this case study does not attribute every change since 2014 to my work. The after is the selected v2 backup.
I organized the homepage into distinct image-led sections for the market experience and fresh-food offering.
The refreshed identity, main message and Learn More action carry into the narrow-screen layout.
For Long Island Farmers Market, I delivered refreshed logos,
supporting brand artwork, market promotions and a rebuilt web presence.
Long Island Farmers Market is the client featured in this case study. The first-person descriptions refer to my work for that business. This page is part of a creative portfolio, not the client’s business website.
The original logos and refreshed designs shown here come from the supplied project files. The artwork is presented as supplied. No claim is made about specific illustration tools, production methods or unshown applications.
The before uses the May 28, 2014 public archive. The after shows the named v2 GoDaddy backup in desktop and mobile preview. No measured business-performance improvement is claimed.