This is a selection of logos I’ve created either for business or pleasure.

This is a collection of some of my most recent print projects.

I’ve had the opportunity to work with some highly skilled web developers during my time at Imagebox who have helped turn my designs into live sites. These are a few examples of these sites.

Please note that the current URLs for these may have been changed or updated by the website owners since the designs were created.

Monmade is a “craft business accelerator” that supports regional craft businesses, design-build shops, and entrepreneurial artists. Monmade provides these folks with access to workspace, employees, funds, markets, and business guidance.

At Imagebox I was tasked with the creation of the brand from the ground up, working with the client to create a new spin on the “hypocycloid” design that’s so iconic to Pittsburgh’s own identity. I then worked with our development team to create a landing page design, followed by a full website design.

Note that the client may have made edits to the website since the creation of the original design.

Logo Design, Branding, Social Media / Web Design Support

It's an honor to have created the identity and the opportunity to provide graphic design support for the fire department in my hometown of Clarendon, PA. 

The design relationship began when asked to create a new department patch. For this, I combined traditional fire department elements (the colors and the Maltese Cross) with a shield (signifying protection) and crossed axes (symbolizing strength). The Department’s rich heritage is conveyed through a bold typeface and the founding date, accented with stars. A sense of community is also represented with the mention of Clarendon Borough and Mead Township.

In addition to a patch, the emblem is being used on building signage and equipment.

Working with the Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation combines two of my passions of history and design. Shown here is one example of several projects that I’ve worked on for PHLF.

Through the Place is a feature-length documentary that illustrates the origins of PHLF and their mission combat “urban renewal” through preservation of historic buildings.

At Imagebox I had the opportunity to create the design for the DVD’s packaging, which lead to several print projects such as event posters and mailings, and a landing page to be featured on their website.

Note that the client may have edited or removed the landing page since the creation of the original design.

Hôpital Albert Schweitzer Haiti (HAS) was established in 1956 by philanthropist and physician Larry Mellon. The operations arm of the hospital is based here in Pittsburgh.

While working with the marketing and fundraising teams of HAS, I’ve created numerous mailings, brochures, digital graphics, and annual reports.

Illustration, Layout Design, Data Visualization

This piece was created as a sales tool to educate potential buyers about the benefits of Doc-To-Help, a software product. 

To make it easy to read, content was broken up into bite-sized sections with simple graphic elements to keep the reader interested. The complex "treehouse" illustration was added to maximize the reader's interest level and keep them looking at the material for a longer period of time.

ComponentOne Studio, a division of the Japanese tech company GrapeCity, provides software development tools and controls for use in Microsoft Visual Studio.

During my time as the in-house graphic designer, I worked on numerous print, web, and corporate identity projects not only for ComponentOne but for the entire family of GrapeCity products, including Wijmo, Xuni, Spread, and ActiveReports.

Launched by GC is early 2015, Xuni is a collection of native, cross-platform mobile controls for Xamarin.Forms that developers can use to create native apps for Android, iOS, and Windows Phone devices.

I had the opportunity to work on projects of all kinds during my stay as an in-house graphic designer for iCGL, an educational strategy company that worked with international businesses and governments to create custom academic programs.

One of these projects included the rebranding of the company. In creating a new corporate identity, outreach, connections, and partnerships were concepts that the leadership wanted to consider and reflect in the logo. Inspiration for this concept came from looking out the office windows toward the city’s "Sister Bridges" that span the Allegheny River.

The concept of a bridge is representative of the company outreach to clients and abilities to connect them to their goals.