Branding this company was a great experience. I love the details of the logo created. Can you see the family made of the letters “G” and “D?” Can you spot the tooth created from the negative space the family creates?	I created two logos for Timothy Elliott Photography that they could use for different business needs. They wanted something iconic to incorporate a camera in the logo. With a little typography design I created a picture perfect image.
	A entrepreneur came to me for a logo to begin his business branding. He wanted something professional that incorporated an image of a bridge to symbolize the liaison work his company does for businesses.	I was asked to design this new logo for the Women’s Club Volleyball as WSU. I was excited to come up with something simple but unique. Something that could easily be screen printed. Two colors did the job. Go Raiders!
I created two logos for Timothy Elliott Photography that they could use for different business needs. They wanted something iconic to incorporate a camera in the logo. With a little typography design I created a picture perfect image.
I love to work with companies in finding their identity and branding. This business card I did for a small business out of Indiana turned into the inspiration for much of the brand.
I was delighted to be of assistance to the company Quality Dynamics, who was looking for a new strong logo, and I designed a set of business cards to go with it.
		A tween entrepreneur requested my help when she was looking to get her babysitting business on a roll. I created something cute and youthful but still professional. Something that would make moms smile… and remember to call!
This Music producer needed a simple logo to help brand his company. The mic, formed from negative space in the letter P, plugs into the mixer on the letter R. The logo basically speaks for itself.	Creating a vivid, flashy, club vibe flyer for a R&R Bar in Indianapolis was energizing. There is no question “Neon” was the theme to this brilliant party after guest received their personal flyer.	A group of basketball players from Columbus and Dayton joined forces to form a winning team. The team name, Ohio Dynasty needed a logo. I was happy to work for this team and happy to see them win in their fourth consecutive basketball tournament.
	I was happy to design this 2’x5′ banner for this unique event in Wheeling, WV that helped raise money to assist women and children in need. Climbing buildings downtown with proceeds going to the YWCA.