Over the past 25 years, my graphic design experience has evolved to encompass a wide range of projects—from logo design and book covers to maps, and directional signage, to brochures and corporate communications, to product labels and t-shirts.. This breadth of work has strengthened my ability to create thoughtful, effective designs across diverse styles and formats.
Above are a few examples of logo designs I have created over the years. They represent a variety of entities from training classes to entertainment companies to childrens; programs to small businesses. Your logo is the most visually important part of your band. Lets get it right and build on that.
Here we have a sample of a Book cover project where I provided a series of design options for the client who initially provided rough idea boards for what he wanted for his book. Through a series of refinement drafts he was ultimately happy with his end product as well as how together we were able to make the process easy and productive.
During my time at Idlewild I was tasked with creating mall-style directional signage to go onto digital screens and boards around the building. as well as property layouts for promotion and website use. These maps are all made in Illustrator from a source blueprint style drawing. The goal was to present the information in an attractive, easy-to-read- format and that is exactly what we ended up with, a set of maps and room layouts that can be used in a variety of applications into the future..
This project is a series of short books and study guides from multiple authors. I worked with project leads on the overall feel they wanted to see for the series and came up with a pleasing and adaptable design aesthetic that will translate and be useful throughout the eventual 66-book set of studies. In addition to the cover imagery and theme I also worked in Indesign to create an attractive and cohesive feel throughout the content of the books.