Here’s a header I did for my friend Kate’s fashion blog. I drew the caricature of her and incorporated it with a fun, modern typeface.
The owner wanted something new for her new location. She loves things pink and girly, and I thought this perfectly fit in with her new decor.
Here’s a logo I did for a restaurant hoping to completely change its image. The previous look was outdated, and now they are looking for a fresh, modern Mediterranean feel. The olive leaf can be used as a sub logo.
Material Girl needed something more modern, yet it still needed to convey the feminine, fun nature of the store. I tried many fonts but couldn’t find the perfect one. I finally decided to draw this one from scratch and manipulate it until it was exactly what I had in mind.
Here’s a business card for an interior stylist. She had no logo and needed something quickly. The gray and gold mixed with he chandelier match her design aesthetic.
This is a new company that, from what I understand, produces and treats the wood used for guitars. I drew the tree/guitar image digitally. I especially love the font on this one. I manipulated a few before I decided on this. It just screams “classic rockstar”, and I think the people who buy from this company will appreciate the overall feel.
A stylish salon owner was in need for a new look. She and her daughter wanted something fun, modern and feminine to reflect their growing business. The orchid was important to them, so I digitally drew my own version to fit their style.
The Main Affair is an upscale catering hall that needed a new upscale look.
I had a business on Etsy (2008-2011) where I sold graphic design prints. Here is the logo I designed for it. I created the letters for the font myself, and I drew the little blue bird to sit atop the “i”.
