Archive for the ‘Identity’ Category
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Trellis Identity System
Recently finished up an Identity System for Trellis Wealth Advisors, a private, boutique investment office focused exclusively on serving the unique financial needs of individual clients. The paper system consists of the traditional calling card, envelopes and letterhead with an embossed…
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Mobiloc Application
I recently finished up an identity design along with marketing collateral for a mobile technology company called MobileLutions. They specialize in Accident Avoidance Technology for the Mobile Workforce. I created a family of  logos that consist of the mobileLutions logo…
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2nd Street District
I recently got the opportunity to team up with the marketing team of the 2nd Street District in downtown Austin, Texas. This is Austin’s very own unique district that is now home of the Austin City Limits Studio. Austin’s 2nd…
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French Preserve Anyone?
La Belle Gourmande / Logo + Packaging design – La Belle Gourmande is an Artisan Preserve Company in the Channel Islands, off the French coast of Normandy. This particular project had a two week timeline for design, development and production…
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Hand Crafted Stainless Style
Mark Kalen is a custom stainless metal artist in Austin, Texas that creates all of his pieces from scratch by hand and with precision and perfection. I got the opportunity to develop his logo brand and also product photography for…
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Get Back. I Know Kung Fu!
Kung Fu Saloon is a vintage meets retro arcade-bar in downtown Austin, Texas with a layed back atmosphere and a full line of domestic beers on tap and complimentary round house kicks all night. Check out the old school games…
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Recognized by LogoLounge
LogoLounge is the largest online identity database that houses work from designers all over the world. Each year entries are judged and published. Fortunately I was recognized for the Austin Traveler logo and published in the logolounge V4. The book…
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Danger Film Co.
Danger Film Co. is an independent film company out of California that works on small to mid-size budget films. They wanted their image to come across tough and rebellious with a “Max Payne” feel. The subtle reversed “R” in