Adams Company
Adams Company is a landscaping identity project built around a detailed heraldic mark. The original artwork combines an “AC” monogram, a crowned bird, winged creatures, and a ribbon carrying the company name and landscape designation.
A mark with a sense of permanence
The composition uses the structure of a coat of arms to create a formal, established character. The initials occupy the center, the surrounding figures frame them, and the ribbon anchors the name below. Its ornamental detail makes the mark a visual centerpiece rather than a simple wordmark.
For a landscaping business, that character pairs naturally with a carefully arranged outdoor environment. The approved project cover places the identity among meticulous planting and shaped greenery, connecting the formal composition of the mark with the precision of the setting.
Two contrasting treatments
The archive preserves both light and dark presentations. Viewing them together shows how contrast changes the reading of a detailed symbol and why an identity needs to be considered against more than one background.
The original files below retain the linework, lettering, and surrounding heraldic elements. They give visitors a closer view of the identity itself, alongside the environmental presentation used for the project's cover.
Original identity artwork
