The goal of this project was to develop an uncon­ven­tional iden­tity sys­tem for a real estate agent look­ing to sell his family’s home. Focus­ing on the indi­vid­ual aspects of the home instead of a ‘real estate entity’ allowed the prop­erty to have per­son­al­ity and an oppor­tu­nity to stand out amongst the com­pe­ti­tion. A logo, busi­ness card, and prop­erty sign were devel­oped for the ini­tial launch of the property.

A per­sonal web­site for my wife and I to post pho­tos and blog about our lives. We intend to use it as often as pos­si­ble to update pho­tos and share them with our family.

A very sharp look­ing web­site with drag-and-drop updat­ing, blog func­tion­al­ity, and strong sense of iden­tity for the business.

A 3-color logo with fresh col­ors intended to rep­re­sent the mod­ern aspects of global warm­ing con­cerns and a poster illus­trat­ing a sim­ple abstract tree on a hill with col­ors that are com­pli­men­tary to the logo.

A grungy, youth-inspired poster. It was impor­tant to empha­size the age of the film mak­ers and to reflect the vari­ety of the films being presented.

A hip, envi­ron­men­tally con­scious organic wine com­pany with a small bud­get receives a sim­ple yet metaphor­i­cally strong logo, with match­ing sta­tionery (printed on 100% post-consumer paper), and a clean, min­i­mal web­site fea­tur­ing all per­ti­nent infor­ma­tion with sim­ple, straight-forward col­ors and design.

Wed­ding sta­tionery for my sister-in-law’s wed­ding, focus­ing on a sim­ple palette and her Japan­ese her­itage, by using ele­gant type and a cherry blos­som tree the design works per­fectly for her win­ter wedding.

Poster cre­ated to com­mem­o­rate Valentine’s Day 2009.

A poster cre­ated to share my love of all things Mid-Century Mod­ern, from the col­ors to the tex­tures, it’s all really wonderful.

Shelf Pet Mod­els is a web-based com­pany focus­ing on the niche mar­ket of small-scale model engines. Their clients are pri­mar­ily enthu­si­asts who enjoy mechan­ics and see­ing how things work.

The web iden­tity devel­oped for Shelf Pet Mod­els focuses on a top-down approach to navigation—offering infor­ma­tion about each model-kit and what they include and clear steps to pur­chas­ing kits. With an advanced order­ing form, Shelf Pet Mod­els can col­lect gen­eral user infor­ma­tion and follow-up with a phone call to col­lect fur­ther information—offering a unique per­sonal touch to their cus­tomer service.

Since it’s com­ple­tion in Decem­ber of 2009 the site has gar­nered an increase in web activ­ity, sales, and sev­eral compliments.

With my recent dis­cov­ery of the NASA photo library, and a piqued inter­est in retro space-based pieces I cre­ated these two posters show­cas­ing how these old pho­tos can be brought to life in a mod­ern way.

Sta­tionery I designed for my wed­ding includ­ing a Save the Date card, an Invi­ta­tion and a Reply Card.

The web­site was a great lit­tle site with all of the infor­ma­tion our guests could pos­si­bly need for the wed­ding, all stick­ing within the theme of the wed­ding (i.e. sta­tionery, colors).

West­ern Spray Foam spe­cial­izes in soy-based spray foam for your home that boosts energy effi­ciency. The com­pany needed a logo that empha­sized they are energy effi­cient, environmentally-friendly and a force to be reck­oned with among their competition.

Focus­ing on strong blues and greens, the logo achieves a strong iden­tity by pro­mot­ing their green com­pany val­ues as well as being clean and mod­ern. In addi­tion to brand­ing and logo devel­op­ment, busi­ness cards and a web­site were also produced.

West­ern Spray Foam’s web­site focuses on clean, con­cise infor­ma­tion to help users nav­i­gate through the com­plex­i­ties of the indus­try while offer­ing easy forms of com­mu­ni­ca­tion for their users.

Eas­ily updated photo gal­leries allow the com­pany to show­case recent projects while build­ing rap­port and con­fi­dence with their client base for the won­der­ful work they do.