Like the Sculptor,

our technique is unique. Great design is simple in its complexity and impactful in its simplicity. We begin by carefully listening to understand your brand and vision. Once we have a solid foundation, we chisel away the inessentials, leaving images that tell your story.

What We Do

Logo Design, Website Development, Visual Brand Identity, Print & Digital Advertisements, Package Design, Equipment & Apparel, and Social Media Graphics.

Who We Work With

The image is mostly black with a small yellow triangle in the upper left corner.
Black and white line drawing of a large sneaker with three smaller sneakers beneath it, arranged in a row. The large sneaker appears to be in the foreground, with the smaller ones as accents.

Stack of black business cards featuring a yellow geometric logo and contact information for Jeremy Liszewsli, owner and head coach.
Solid yellow background.

Pivoting The Approach.

Fighting Arts Academy, located in Springfield, MA, is a mixed martial arts gym home to a tight-knit community of world-class fighters. Our main objective in rebranding FAA was to better communicate the balance and precision reflected in their teachings. By modernizing their logo, we were able to give it a sharp look that reflects their refined, angular technique—both inside and outside the octagon.

Pair of black and yellow mixed martial arts gloves against a black background.

Person holding chopsticks next to a plate of sliced sushi rolls with salmon, cucumber, and rice, garnished with pickled ginger, against a dark background.
Logo for Li's Brothers, a Chinese and Japanese restaurant, featuring stylized profiles of a man and woman in black and light green within a rounded square outline, with red Chinese characters and text indicating established in 1995.
Black menu or booklet with gold Asian-style woman silhouette and text "LIS Brothers Chinese & Japanese" on a split pastel green background.

Mama Li, 30 Years Strong.

Run by the same family for three decades, Li’s Brothers is a Chinese & Japanese restaurant in Longmeadow, MA. We created a brand identity that views traditional Chinese aesthetics through a new hue—centered around a custom logo of a woman whose silhouette reveals her two sons, forming a bistable image that reflects the dynamic behind the restaurant’s name. This design system includes custom typography, a symbolic family seal, and a refined color palette—altogether creating a brand that’s both poetic and functional.

Blue gradient abstract background
A black silhouette image of a person sitting at a desk with a computer, looking at a window with a cityscape outside.
Close-up of a person wearing a beige button-up shirt and an orange safety vest with the logo 'Poweron Electric' on it, giving a thumbs-up with both hands.

Where Connections Matter

Power-On Electric is a woman-owned electrical and telecom company with over 30 years of industry experience. Specializing in telecom, commercial, and residential electrical services, their expertise ensures every project is delivered with precision and reliability. The key to the logo’s design was selecting a typeface that appears clean and effortless while retaining enough strength to convey confidence and reliability. This balance reflects the brand’s commitment to professionalism and efficiency.

White electric pickup truck with 'Poweron Electric' logo on the side driving on a road during the day with clouds in the sky and blurred trees in the background.
Business card with the logo 'POWERON ELECTRIC' and contact information, set against a black background.
Placeholder image with large gray quotation marks.
Five gray stars in a row on a transparent background.

I rarely leave reviews; however, Producingbe is very deserving of one!

—Margret W.
Power-On Electric

Construction worker wearing a white safety helmet and a light blue safety vest with the words 'Built on Trust' at a construction site.
Front of a construction vehicle with chipped teal paint, black top, and large rugged tires, displaying a white logo that reads 'T&E Construction'.

Built on Trust.

T&E Construction’s branding is built on a foundation of strength, reliability, and precision. The logo’s three-quarter view of a structure subtly integrates the letters "T&E" through clean geometry, symbolizing the company’s solid craftsmanship and trustworthiness. With a modern and confident presence, the design reflects T&E’s commitment to integrity and excellence—values that are carried through in every project.

A very large construction crane extending above a highway, with a bridge and city skyline in the background.
Rating stars, four filled and one empty, indicating a four-star rating.

Highly attentive and detail-oriented, open to feedback, and produced an outstanding visual identity.”

—Tiana F.
T&E Construction

Multiple construction flyers featuring skyscraper images and the text 'Build on Trust' and 'Building Solutions' with a logo and website URL for TRECconstruction.com.
A construction site with a sign that reads 'Built on Trust.' in front of a fence, with buildings and scaffolding in the background.
Digital illustration of the Elasticsearch logo with grid lines showing a 3D wireframe structure.
Construction site safety sign attached to metal barricade, with scaffolding in the background.

A logo for a deli market called Tailgate featuring a vintage car and text 'Deli Market, Est. '89, Beer & Wine' on a blurred background.
Flour on a dark surface with the word 'TALLGATE' cut out, a rolling pin, and flour scattered around.

They Don’t Make 'em Like They Used To.

Our focus in the Tailgate project was the restoration of a weathered 1950's Buick Roadmaster. Our aim was to create a clean and approachable feel while still preserving the nostalgia of a simpler time. Rather than following trends, our aim was to highlight Tailgate's ability to maintain an old-fashioned, hometown feel.

A cardboard takeout box with tailgate branding, partially open, containing food, placed on a dark countertop.
A menu on a wooden table at a deli market with a card reading 'Tailgate' above a graphic of a classic car, and a green leaf is visible on the table, with a blurred menu in the background.
A clear bottle of Hawaiian Local Hibiscus gin lying on crumpled brown fabric.

Label for Ko Olau Distillery's local hibiscus flavored American dry gin, featuring watercolor illustrations of red hibiscus flowers and green leaves, with text indicating it is a Hawaiian product.

Crafted in Paradise, Sipped Worldwide.

A black and white photo of a woman with long hair partially covering her face, with her hand resting on her shoulder.
Black and white logo for Minerva Skin with bold, stylized letters.

Luxury Aesthetics.

For Minerva, based in Somers, CT, we crafted a brand that reflects the luxury experience and effects of their skincare procedures. We began by selecting a sophisticated typeface, strategically altering and refining its structure and letterform weight to create a clean logotype that ensures both maximum legibility and memorability.

Gray background with a large, semi-transparent quote mark.
Five gray stars in a row.

Producingbe took the time to help me every step of the way, from concept to seeing the brand come to life.”

—Marissa C.
Minerva Skin

Multiple images of a woman receiving a facial massage, lying down with her eyes closed and a headband, in a spa setting.
Business cards on a green leaf with a white background, one card showing black and white photograph of a woman, and text including "MINERVA SKIN" and "Marissa Charter."
A gradient background transitioning from dark blue to light blue.

Logo of the K. Simon Center for the Arts featuring a yellow outlined Gothic arch building on the left and the center's name in white text on the right.

From the Ground Up.

KSCA is a dynamic space that provides a platform for local artists to showcase their work, while also offering diverse art classes to the community. Our logo design embodies the spirit of their mission, by seamlessly integrating elements of the building's unique architecture with a pencil, to represent the creativity and inclusivity of KSCA's programs.

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To Be Continued...