Design Portfolio

Design History

Quanta specializes in flat and semi flat logos and identities for businesses of any size

Our Logo

Here at Quanta we believe that less is more, which is why we focus on creating designs that are simple yet will tell the consumer exactly what your business is about.

Pamela Rivera Studio

Cozy design studio logo incorporating the client's favorite colors and a flower, as requested by the client. The font used was picked specifically to fit the cozy and inviting vibe they wanted

Quanta Designz Logo History

Quanta's own logo idea was almost perfect from the start, but we experimented with many different color combinations before landing on the tech inspired blues and black

A quanta is a subatomic particle that is simple yet very essential. We named ourselves after this particle because it represents our values of simplicity and attention to detail

Sathu Produce

The request was to create a logo for a produce company based in Thailand. Sathu means blessing in Thai, and the dark green and golden yellow signify freshness in the respective country

Yoliart's Lab

Design Studio logo requested by a client wanting a casual looking piece with the element of comparing her studio to a research laboratory. The purple and the text font represent the casual side while the blue outline and the test tube making the L's represents the lab part

The A-Star

Before founding Quanta, this was our designer's personal artist stamp. The A is just the first letter of her name, but she made it look like a star because despite all the adversities she's had in life, she's still shining

Culture Cove

Logo design for museum of plastic arts. The paint palette makes the first "C" while showing what this museum is about. The brown color palette represents the history held in the museum

Papaya Brew

Logo designed for a papaya flavored coffee. The font used gives it a modern feel to attract the company's younger target audience, the orange was specifically selected to resemble papaya orange and green is being used to represent freshness

Cano's Limbers

One of our very first designs was for a company that specializes in selling frozen sweets known as limbers. These are usually served in a red plastic cup and consumed by popping the frozen sweet off the cup and balancing it upside down on the cup, licking and biting, similar to ice cream. The yellow represents the very popular ice cream flavor, which is artificially dyed yellow to not confuse it with the coconut flavor

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