I can't really pinpoint why this is my favorite logo I have ever done, but it is. I guess it has to do with absolutely nailing exactly what the customer was looking for and me simultaneously loving it myself.

This is another one of my favorites. I believe it has to do with the fact that I sent the client roughly twelve (12) versions and he picked one of my favorites right out of the gate. It defines him and his vision.

One of dearest friends created his own mortgage company and had a vision he had always wanted for a logo. Actually, it was the colors he cared the most about. The rest I came up with and he could not have been happier with the result. This may be one of the only times where beveling and embossing actually look good.

The owner wanted a logo that worked both as a standalone logo and a tap handle. After forcing a crow image into the logo, I decided after a few hours that the "crow" is implied. There's no need to show it. Let the viewer decide what a Copper Crow looks like... after all, we wanted the viewer to visualize a beer, anyway.

The globe really made this one stand out... the implied motion. A tad dated at this point, but still good.

I worked on this one with a coworker, I think. I honestly don't remember. Her name is Michelle Flores. She is talented as well!

Obviously, this one goes back quite a few years—however, it still works well and conveys the motion just enough to make it legit. I still love this one because of the movement and the icon in the middle. It's adaptable.

This one just came to me... it fit exactly the color scheme and mood they wanted. Looks great on sweatshirts and tee shirts.

Looks really good on all of the marketing collateral—the orange pops off the posters that were used to promote in various supermarkets, stores, etc.

Some logos take days, if not weeks. This one took me one hour, tops. And I hit it out of the park. It helped because I got to know the person I was designing the logo for and she said it "captures her essence perfectly."

For a friend... a studio where young children are free to express themselves through the arts.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7Lboupbj_I

A simple web 2.0 logo meant to be easily read and understood.

Logo for a Fitness and Yoga fusion studio—combining the Chinese symbol for Wen's name and a lotus flower.

Logo for a Dental Center in Sunrise, Florida that combines a tooth and a sunrise without either dominating the actual look and feel.

Logo for a pet sitter that illustrates the three main animals (dog, cat and bird) that Helping Hands pet sits. Simple yet effective without the overdone use of two hands.

A logo for a dance studio for everybody and every body.

Logo for a limousine company

Logo for a friend's production company.

Logo for a limousine parts and suppliers that takes both the look and symbol and creates a dashing and striking look for the rebranded company.

Logo for the Zefer Foundation - a non-profit that I have involved with that provides the support and resources necessary and create an environment that ensures true inclusion is possible in all areas of the community for all its citizens for the betterment of society, as a whole.

Logo for the Zefer Foundation’s Sensory Friendly Shopping - a non-profit that I have involved with that provides the support and resources necessary and create an environment that ensures true inclusion is possible in all areas of the community for all its citizens for the betterment of society, as a whole.

A non-profit that I have involved with that provides the support and resources necessary and create an environment that ensures true inclusion is possible in all areas of the community for all its citizens for the betterment of society, as a whole.

Logo for the Zefer Foundation’s Inclusion Revolution - a non-profit that I have involved with that provides the support and resources necessary and create an environment that ensures true inclusion is possible in all areas of the community for all its citizens for the betterment of society, as a whole.

Logo for the Zefer Foundation Vocational Solutions - a non-profit that I have involved with that provides the support and resources necessary and create an environment that ensures true inclusion is possible in all areas of the community for all its citizens for the betterment of society, as a whole.

Logo for a certified IPIAA personal trainer and body builder

One of my favorite projects of all time. MCA is the perfect example of changing a person’s experience with a particular food. When you eat the honey now, it mirrors the branding.

Logo for a after-school program that focuses and teaches refining the skills for cognitive, emotional, behavior and social skills.

Logo for a music podcast

Logo for Philadelphia sports podcast

Logo for the Zefer Foundation - a non-profit that I have involved with that provides the support and resources necessary and create an environment that ensures true inclusion is possible in all areas of the community for all its citizens for the betterment of society, as a whole.

In progress

Logo for Party Store

Logo for non-profit

Real Estate business looking for a new identity with powerful colors and unique look

Rebrand from previous logo to a more contemporary look using clean polished feel.

Using the look and feel of the gothic band Bauhaus., the owner’s favorite band.

Logo created for an IPFCC certified bodybuilder and model, this logo works so well because it implements so much of the style and style choices of the owner.

Logo for a startup cannabis manufacturer

Just a piece of a total overall of branding

Annual event/festival that needed a logo for merchandise and just to create a visual anchor for the reoccurring event.

Logo for a water testing kit

Logo for local honey manufacturer

Once the decision was made to change the name of the magazine,
the logo needed to be updated. The result is a bolder, more easily recognizable alteration of the original with a modern look that winks at the history of the brand but marks a definitive step toward the future.

The original Limousine Digest logo had become outdated and did not resonate with the new direction our team resolved to move toward. The first order of business was the name. Although Limousine Digest had been the official name of the magazine for the better part of the past quarter century, it gradually came to be known as Limo Digest to our readers.

I also designed the logo as well... and it is one of my favorites because it captures the mood of the camp and the overall mission statement. Might be one of my favorite all-time combos!

Business card for Mill Creek Apiary

Another business card where the company had no real logo to speak of... so, for a small fee, I helped reignite a stale and almost nonexistent brand.

A great logo and business card design for a start-up baking company that a friend started. Fortunately (I guess), they have been too busy baking to get working on their website and optimize this really cool look!

Another logo and business card I did for a friend's company that no longer is in operation. I hate wasting great designs on "here today, gone tomorrow" companies!

I did this one for a friend who wanted to start a charity up... so I did the charitable thing and designed the logo and card for him. Not sure what became of this, to be honest. All I know is that he tried paying me $200 twice in the same conversation. I gave him the extra $200 back... that's what Jesus would do.

A subtle, repeated beak in the background was all this card needed. It works.

A ten-minute design piece that has sentimental meaning because it was the first logo and business card I ever created.

This one was easy once the logo was decided on. Still works to this day.

Business card creation after designing logo and font type style.

Business card for an occupational therapy school.

Business card for Snap.Build

Business card for personal trainer

A bi-fold brochure created for the Limo Digest Show, 2013.

A brochure I created for a local trainer. The logo is not mine... I designed the brochure using the colors of the interior of the workout facility.

A brochure I created promoting the PASC PTA organization. I'm reall happy with the result.

Another project where I designed the logo and then went into designing the brochure.

I love this design because I just went for it.

This started in a totally different direction and came together once I incorporated the globe into the look.

After designing the client's logo, the rest was fairly easy to come up with. The look set the future branding forward to another level.
 

I am really proud of this folder design because it took so long to fall into place. but the execution was perfect.

A generic ad that generated a good buzz.

Like most clients, they couldn't say enough on their ad. I fight with clients about too much text, but the customer is always right (unless I can convince them otherwise). This one has just enough color and excitement to keep the reader engaged. I also designed the logo for this client as well.

Designed for a beermaker's publication, a simple yet powerful ad was created to promote the brewing of the Copper Crow beer.

Flyte Tyme Worldwide, a huge luxury ground transportation company, was one of the main sponsors of the annual Pinstripe Bowl and wanted an ad to appear in the actual game program. This is the ad I came up with that they absolutely loved. I'm especially proud of the ad considering that they gave me liberty with the verbiage and look. I came up with all of it and I believe it was a great solution,

Here is another example of a job where I was given the freedom to select an image and create the verbiage for a campaign for my full-time employer at the time. I saw the image and it tied in perfectly with the logo my team and I created.

Here is another ad I created for IMC—this time promoting thank you and holiday cards that I created personally.

Here is another "image" ad  that ran in Limo Digest for a few months promoting the idea of creating something from concept to completion. Again, everything is mine.

Half-page ad for the promotion of military flags

Full-page ad for startup outsourced printing company.

Quarter page ad created for chairs

Ad created for drinking water safety testing kit - I created the concept and look (including logo design) of the campaign.

I created both the ad concept and the tagline / header. It was used for both a full-page ad and for a store display.

Flyer created for non-profit event to raise money for Autism PASC (Pioneer Autism Sensory Center).

Built from scratch, I used a Blogger template and co-designed this website with Adam Leitenberger, a local brilliant writer and friend. The site reads like a blog and is very up-to-date and tablet friendly.

I was asked to create a poster using the existing bottle design (that was already created) and build a marketing campaign around the look and feel. I came up with the tagline "Some Legends Are Locally Grown" and the subheader "A Taste You Just Have To Believe In." I took a photo of the Pine Barrens and designed the sign to create an eye-catching point-of-purchase invite at local liquor and wine stores.

Tee shirt idea that played out perfectly

I created the logo for the event and based the design around the branding colors of green and orange.

Premier Transportation: Bigger in Texas

Turning Up The Heat: Miami-Based Ambassador Limousine Never Takes a Vacation

A Model Business: Leader Worldwide Chauffeur Services is Leading the Way in Kansas City

Painting the Town Red: Rose Chauffeured Transportation's Business is in Bloom

ETS International's Success is All in the Family

Building a Dynasty: How Two Brothers Grew an Empire in Boston

Building a Dynasty: How Two Brothers Grew an Empire in Boston

Fred Beans Still Means Business

Custom Made: Battisti Customs

Class Act

“Forget the Crystal Ball” - I selected this image to build around because it is eye-catching and grabs the viewers attention.

Monthly E-Newsletter

This company had a decent logo to build a design around. I thought the light blue really made the image of the chauffeur pop and the secondary red hues. I also helped tweak the verbiage to fit the overall look.
 

Other than getting photographs of the chairs, this entire concept, including the initial logo design, was all me. I have created all of Elite Seating's marketing materials (they are included in other sections of my site), based around an "emblem" (the "ES" in script) that is branded into the actual seat.

This e-blast was created entirely around an image that I had purchased from www.istockphoto.com, including the verbiage.

LGE Coachworks was thrilled with this e-blast design... as was myself. I used their core colors and used an orange as a complimentary color.

Every two weeks, my company sends out a newsletter with the latest news of the luxury ground transportation industry, along with a featured blog post (written by myself as well). I designed the entire look of the newsletter template.

This is another example of an entity that I have been given to brand every year with a new look, new slogan and freedom to do whatever I want. I have to keep the look corporate, but have taken liberties and taken what used to be a tad conservative and make it have more bang. This is one of hundreds of e-blasts that I have designed and is a great example of making a whole lot of information look visually appealing.

After initially designing the logo and corporate brochure/owner's manual for Smart Touch, I implemented the look and feel of both and created a series of e-blasts that effectively sold the product by highlighting what separates this particular product against the competition.