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.

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."

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.

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 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.

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

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.

Just a piece of a total overall of branding

I knocked it out of the park with this.

A memorable logo for an anesthesia services logo.

This was a logo for a Sauna/Cold Plunge company.

Created for a closet gallery in Medford, NJ. I really love the colors and the icon.

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The original Limousine Digest logo had become outdated and did not resonate with the new direction our team resolved to move toward.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!

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.

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.

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.

Full-page ad for startup outsourced printing company.

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.

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

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

ETS International's Success is All in the Family

Class Act

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