Apartment development in the greater Phoenix metropolitan area.  The client wanted to invoke an upscale vibe which would appeal to millennials who have been moving into the area in recent years.

The owner of the toy store really wanted his brand to exude a sense of childlike whimsy and playfulness. We worked through a number of conceptual font doodles until we came to this!

Ian & Evelyn are married, photography partners. They wanted a fun play off their initials that would also work well as a watermark for photography proofs. The letters used as a silhouette to the act of photography was well received by the owners and their clients.

Logo redesign for a local High School's 'Spartan' athletics.

While I'm pretty sure that most of us have shred a document or two in our day, I'm unsure how many of us had nightmares about it later. Enter, Gobziller, the shredding serpent, the doom of documents, the terror of tree products...and so on.

Conceptual logo design.

Emphasizing both the Imperial "I" and facade of the building, this labels the Residential Apartment component of the multi-use 'Imperial Building' in downtown Albuquerque.

A website for men.

Manly men.

Manly Dad-men who drink.

...and clean up a lot of poo.

Conceptual design

Well bless my Barnacles! After many fun, colorful discussions with this local hockey team, we decided nothing struck more fear into an opponent's heart than defeat by rainbows and adorable sea mammals.

Oh, the humanity!

The Black Lotus Kung Fu Archive is a  conceptual digital repository for martial arts education. The owner wished to feature both an abstract interpretation of a lotus as well as a Praying Mantis symbolizing one of the many forms incorporated into the art form.

Re-imagining of the first logo I was ever commissioned after I won a local contest by the business. This project always holds a fond place in my heart so I really wanted to keep the spirit of the original.

Stewart Brothers is a full service drilling contractor drilling throughout the western United States for over 70 years. This full brand redesign had the Owner's biting their knuckles over altering their old logo which they were very attached to. However, after exploring a few ideas that managed to keep their classic lettering and energy intact, we came upon a more modern interpretation that satisfied both the older executives and young marketing staff.

This is a re-concept of a competitive submission I proposed for a local Bio Pharmaceutical Manufacturing company. I thought the original had some visual interest but wasn't quite where it could be. This new version cleaned up some of the nagging issues while staying true to the previous concept.

Non-Profit educational organization for charter school development

SoCal beach-front eatery that wanted to appeal to both 
swim-suited ocean-goers as well as local businesses in the area looking for a quick bite.

Dressed-Up Digs is a dressing service for home real estate. The owner wanted to lean on my drawing aesthetic in order to create a humorous logo that played off the business concept.

Logo done for a promotional event agency that hosted a steampunk themed event.

King Kong Customs is a Car audio shop in Albuquerque. The client had done another logo with me previously and was eager to develop this new concept.

Wedding Logo for Brian & Crystal. A design that reflected their union but conveyed a classy, rustic feel. The ostrich feather was used to tie together their printed material with the decor of the reception.