The owner named it Ace so it would be first in the yellow pages. I'm not kidding. So I created a logo with a more heroic and memorable slant.

Golden Harbor was a brand name for a Sustainable Seafoods product line. I created an osprey clutching his catch as their brand symbol. The company owner now has this logo tattooed on his arm.

This logo speaks for itself.

WMX subsidiary Wheelabrator came to me to develop their corporate standards manual. It details the dimensions, colors, position, usage of their logo in any media application. A must-have for larger companies.

This idea was born in a marketing program theme I conceived for Oridion. It is a logo for branding a technology rather than a company or product.

A product logo for a "parental oversight" computer application. I planned to have the web icon eyes follow the cursor on the screen.

Logo development often begins with a set of "cartoons" to help zero in on on a good concept. This is an example of ideas I pitched. The client chose the bottom one.

My client Journeyman Basketball has me do a few internal logos each year. When they came up with a need for "Blue Collar" this was my interpretation.

Hometown Advantage is program to invite local communities to learn more about the advantages of a refuse-to-energy plant. Wheelbrator needed a logo that said "friendly, local and important."

The carpentry client wanted to convey quality woodworking yet with a bit of playfulness. The curling of wood shavings from a plane became the inspiration.

W.A. Wilde had a new online interface for their fulfillment department and asked for a brand logo and other items like feature and navigation icons and a CD-ROM Flash presentation. This is the logo I designed for them.