Meet the bride & the groom, two fun-loving people that wanted to invite their family & friends to their wedding with a Save the Date that really fit their personalities. Since not many of the details were settled yet, we …
My love of design and creativity was definitely rekindled while planning my own wedding. I wanted great details, and since I could make it all myself, I tried. But, so many people pitched in to help sew, construct and assemble, …
A wedding suite dreamed up, designed & lovingly screen printed by hand. I always knew I wanted to make my own wedding invitations by hand and it became a labor of love. Details: 2 color ink / screen printed hand-pulled, …
For these invitations to attend the wedding rehearsal and a dinner afterwards, I wanted to reference the design of the rest of the wedding but with a little more casual feel. The dinner was a tasty bbq hosted in someone’s …
Save the Date cards for my own wedding. The picture of me & my man is from a painting I made for him on our first Valentine’s Day together. Not many people know that, but it was a reference to …
Starting with a color palette from the client, I built the branding for this Etsy shop. At the time, she wasn’t sure how her shop would grow, so she wanted to keep the graphics simple so they would work for …
Easily one of the coolest items I’ve ever painted. My friend bought a used surfboard and asked me if I’d consider painting the whole thing with a new theme. It was such an awesome project, I couldn’t resist. My favorite …
This logo was created as the theme for the Hard Rock 2010 Leadership conference. I was provided a copy of a black & white logo and a picture of a pin as reference. From there, I created the artwork, researching …
A client who published multiple area-based phone books launched a publishing company to produce the books. Since we had worked together on content for some of the other books, I was asked to create the identity for the new company.
Two logos created to brand a gathering of artists. The idea for the group was to have open studio hours where artists of any kind could stop in, practice their craft and meet other creative people. The identity stayed simple, …