Armé Bleu This vintage fine jewelry company in New York needed high-end branding from top to bottom, including logo, business cards, gift wrap, in-store displays, stationery and social media pages. View Details »
Hill Design Studio This award-winning interior designer was re-branding and needed a new logo, website and some printed marketing materials including business cards, letterhead and a branded tire cover for her new Jeep. View Details »
K-12 Literacy Partners This client had services and products, but no logo or consistent branding, so I digitally illustrated a logo that combined traditional and technology-based literacy in a global context. View Details »
Brilliant Imports and Sister Companies My long-standing client's company, Brilliant Imports, needed a logo back in 2011 and then received a facelift and two sibling brand identities in 2017. View Details »
Cookie Peace I designed a custom logo for this client’s new baking business. After playing around with little illustrations of her baked goods, we landed on a more graphic and simple rendition, which worked well for her business cards and small sticker labels. View Details »
Clayton Maxwell This talented freelance writer wanted a professional yet playful logo to use for a website and business cards. It was a rare pleasure to hand-draw the artwork. View Details »
Master Transcription I love quirky clients who just want me to try all different ideas. Master Transcription is a company that transcribes documents. Instead of a stale, boring logo, my client wanted to possibly incorporate her dog, Henri and do something unexpected. View Details »
Charmed Labs Charmed Labs partnered with the Carnegie Mellon Robotics Institute to create Pixy (CMUcam5) and needed a logo for its Kickstarter campaign that would appeal to the robotics crowd. View Details »
Glenda’s Kitchen It was such a pleasure drawing this illustration in 2015 for a budding health and wellness coach business. View Details »
Madie Jane In 2012, I designed a logo, business cards, packaging and a dynamically-drive website for this adorable baby shoe start-up company. View Details »
One Green Street A small business in Houston was starting up in 2009 and needed a logo, website and marketing materials. I used digital illustration to create the clean modern look they were envisioning, which ended up working well for both web and print. View Details »
The Crispy Sage In 2013, a small business owner reached out to me requesting a logo for her vegan meal-planning service. View Details »
Suzifood A home chef from Dominica started a business offering healthy, delicious meals to singles, families and large groups. I illustrated the ginger flower and designed the logo, business cards, notepads and matching envelopes. View Details »
Well Styled 2012 brought changes to Well Styled logo and website that I had previously designed. It was time for something more sophisticated. View Details »
Zarria Environmental Consulting In 2011, I designed a business identity for a client who wanted to propel his new environmental consulting business forward. To help authentically reflect his company, I illustrated some local native plants for his logo, as well as the back of his business card. View Details »
Rutherford Papers In 2009, this was a brand new online stationery business that needed a logo design, followed by the design and creation of a large, database-driven e-commerce site with custom shopping cart. View Details »
Bonny Beads The first step in re-designing this glass artisan's website back in 2007 was to design a simple, clean logo for her that represented her artistry. Once we established a look, the aesthetic was carried through to all of her printed materials. View Details »
