➥ For this portfolio I compiled 64 projects then reduced it down to 13 for overall concision.

I did all of the graphic design, but projects have been truncated to show a range in creative / art direction.

➥ I made JT a vector version of his own sketch for his logo. I like helping others develop their ideas, more than I like pushing mine onto their project.

➥ I was asked for a mark made from someone else's sketch on the left.

➥ The wave is a tattoo that Jac has, and the monogram matches her image.

➥ I registered itza.link in 2011 to help anyone I knew publish their work for free.

➥ This is a five piece post, which was really in on social media at the time.

➥ Establishing design standards keeps everything cohesive in all digital and print spaces.

➥ You can see it live at itza.link/diamond

➥ I use a Cam Caddie, so I did this redesign exercise on a rainy day.

➥ No social media, no hashtags –cash only.

➥ In 2018 I was asked for a word mark, and a seamless pattern without a defined orientation.

➥ The owner of Simple^® connected me with his cousin who wanted a new business card for I&T's Tailoring.

➥ In 2019 I was asked to refresh Griffin Gallery's identity without losing its recognition.

➥ Pamela has plans to expand. I wanted to make something clean and professional for parents, but recognizable to children.

➥ I was asked for a tattoo for someone's tattoo idea –this mark represents a deep breath.