I designed this logo while working at Leinicke Group. It was designed for use as a software company logo. It not only works as a logo, but it was also designed to be used as a software icon by itself. The large “A” has a technological look, while also working great as a box icon.

This design was for Art Business News Magazine. It advertised educational seminars in the Art & Framing Industry. It has an educational look, and a nice logo treatment.

Since music is my specialty, I love being able to design flyers. The Cronus flyers were designed to be bright colored, easy to read from far away, and to attract people to the shows.

For this project I was commissioned to illustrate a coat of arms joining two families into one. It’s purpose was for wedding invitations, as well as a family signia. The various symbols represent different meanings in the couples lives and families. I had a lot of fun on this project drawing shapes and symbols in illustrator as well as by hand, and redrawing them on the computer.

Instant Iguana commissioned me to design a CD for them and their pop rock album. The album had a stylized vector iguana, and the pieces of the jewel case all intermingled as the Iguana’s tongue spanned across all elements.

During Lord baltimore’s short lived music career they commissioned me to design a cd including jewel case as well. The theme was to use their name while the idea was to give it a royal look like living in England as a Lord.

During my work at Summit Business Media, I worked as a graphic designer for the Mining Indaba South African Mining Investment Conference Division. This piece was a flyer for attract the sponsors to come and join the annual golf event. It was an invitation only event, and this flyer was both printed, and e-mailed as a pdf form that could be emailed back. The form was on the back and included html to make the pdf a form itself.

For this project, the Painting & Decorating Contractor’s of America asked me to consult on a new look for their designs. I offered my opinion, as well as a new concept for their brand.

When St. Louis Sound Magazine was alive with local music spreads, I had the chance of working on a spread for Essence of Logic. The Spread featured supplied photos, and graphic design that matched the magazine’s style guidelines.

I conceptually came up with this illustration for the St. Louis Symphony playing at the Butterfly House. It combined music notes into the shape of a butterfly to represent both elements of the design. It was styled in the Art Noveau style and included typography in that style as well.

I designed this logo for the Starting Eleven Soccer & Ale House. It has a soccer shield emblem mixed with a classic vector beer mug. The concept is for a specialty bar that revolves around a soccer sports bar.

During my years at Summit Business Media I worked for the Art & Framing Industry’s Volume magazine. This was their quarterly cover, and spread focusing on the photograph’s child like design elements. It was interior design for children based, so the look reflected kid like colors as well as a comic styled font.