# Logos
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I'm building this page on the fly with assets that I have on hand. There are a few logos in here that are better suited for light backgrounds. I'll update them as I have time, but would prefer putting up what I have as a placeholder until then or I'll never do it.
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## Client Logos
## Personal Logos
Queird was supposed to be a queer marketplace for artists and makers with the goal of obtaining and maintaining a makerspace for them to use to make their wares. The idea was unfortunately put aside indefinitely as I focused on my work with VDBX, but I hope to bring it back as a non-profit incubator and makerspace for queer artists. The focus will be a bit different and cater towards homeless or transient queers who live in vehicles.
An early logo for my personal work showing a stylized set of CMYK swatches invoking registration marks and also video color bars.
The 1440 Collective was a local underground music venue and music studio in Detroit. It consisted of a group of like minded artists collaborating to make music and all types of art surrounding it.
I started using this logo when I began designing circuit boards. You can see it on many of my designs and on packaging for VDBX.io products that I design.
An alternate branding of my full name that can be used in conjunction with the previous "@clomads" logo.
Agnostic Lab was a stop-gap branding I chose when transitioning my creative career from video production to UI design.
An early concept branding devised as a holding company for Queird, VDBX.io, and my personal branding.
OP1N was a parent organization for a few projects built by Chloe Madison and Joe Piemeisel. This site is actually still up and I have the domain op1n.com - I might still do something with it as it still fits with my ethos.
## Deep Cuts
These are extremely old and show my progression as a designer since my early days learning how to use Photoshop.
Slickfire Productions was my first brand representing the creative work I did in middle school, high school and even into my early 20s.
Bamboozled was my best friend Paul's high school band and I acted almost as a media consultant, creating this logo and other visual media to help promote them.
A filmmaker friend of mine in high-school gave me the prompt for this logo but decided on a different name.
In late middle school / early high school, I made this logo for this site that is still around to this day. I think it's just a weird forum... idk honestly.
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I started using this logo when I began designing circuit boards. You can see it on many of my designs and on packaging for VDBX.io products that I design.
