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Designer Christopher Swift Creates New Brooklyn The Borough Logo

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A few weeks ago BrooklynTheBorough.com began its search for a new logo to grace its pages and we were lucky enough to find just the right fit with a design by Christopher Swift. 

Mr. Swift is a multidisciplinary designer whose work covers print, web and motion design, specializing in a less is more aesthetic with a clean, minimal pixel-perfect approach. He is also an avid painter and paints in the style of California hard-edge. Originally from Bedford, England he now calls New York his home.  Below are some of the recent projects Mr. Swift has created. More of his work can be found on his studio site at Twenty One Ten Design.

 


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