When Dayna Steele needed branding and design for her award-winning dark comedy play The Woman in the Mirror, her speaker series, and her three podcasts, I was thrilled to get to work with this legendary Texas rock radio Hall of Fame.

QRI wanted to develop a working relationship between its in-house creative and me. We collaborated to create branded marketing materials and internal reports that were ultimately provided to their clients. Although the information was technical and complex, we designed a very clean and high-end look. Branding needed to stay consistent while visually enabling the different materials to as function as  stand alone pieces. [...]

CS&P Technologies needed a recognizable look to stand out from their competitors. The concept I developed is based around the various industries they serve as well as the products they manufacture. The campaign visual representation of showing how everything flowed together was first used for their tradeshows and then branched out into all of their marketing materials including [...]

Jennifer Layne Welch, former Head of Brand Strategy and Stewardship at Shell, and now Owner and President of Jennifer Layne Brands, wanted to collaborate with me on her newly formed company. A creative thinker, Jennifer employs crayons and drawings as a mental shortcut to retain important information, ideas and thoughts about her clients. I designed [...]

Aegis wanted to further develop its brand to incorporate all divisions of the company into its marketing communications materials. From internal company communication tools to external promotional materials, my designs were created to extend the Aegis Mortgage branding.

The Press Club of Houston holds an annual event called the Houston Gridiron Show, a cheeky roast and toast. The theme of the event was “indecent exposure”, I designed this attention-grabbing invitation by paying homage to Janet Jackson’s wardrobe stunt at the 2004 Super Bowl XXXVIII in Houston. The invitation was die cut in [...]

"The Art of Dessert" tagline was developed based on the company name: Dessert Gallery. Dessert Gallery made every baked item they produced seem like a work of art. And with a very cheery logo color combination, vivid graphics captured the overall feel that the bakery wanted to portray.