A component based approach was taken towards the identity as it relates to the process of the company selecting appropriate hardware, software and various other integrated technologies specific to each install, which form the overall shape of the identity.

Created for a non profit organization, this logo communicates the organization’s purpose of restoring trees to a local community after it was badly damaged from the effects of a hurricane.

A simple, consistent approach was taken towards the application of the identity across businesses and markets while the accompanying supergraphic takes on a visually predominant role. †

A series of logos were created for the national conference centered around the idea of creating a visual metaphor for the conference slogan, “Balancing the Art and Science of Investor Relations”; various art objects are wrapped in the stock listings pages from the Wall Street Journal and The New York Times. †

This logo was created in conjunction with a new website portraying images from his fine art collection. The logo takes on an organic, growth-like design and is a visual complement to the subject matter of the photographs displayed throughout the site. †

The Drew Donovan logo is a simplified symbol utilizing the letters in his name. Notice the x in the center referencing the moment the photograph is captured, and the letters are stylized in a way that illustrates a strip of film. †

The Cova “Hand-Selected” Wines logotype was developed around the idea of how owner, Monsterville Horton III, brings his personal touch and expert palette to the wine buying process. Hand-drawn letterforms are contrasted against simple, stylized shapes.