Annual Report completed

I am currently working through a number of annual reports for the Naples Art Association. Here is the cover design from one of them. They are all six page pieces with the final products presented in print and web resolutions.

FranChild

Here are some logos that I did for FranChild Inc. A pretty cool company that helps you set your kids up in their very own business and teach them all the cool lessons that comes along with that. I've enjoyed working with the company president Ralph on a few different oprojects and we have some more fun stuff coming down the pike from them.

Flying Devil T-shirt

A t-shirt design that I sell through Zazzle. This was picked as one of "Today's Best" designs back on February 3 when I submitted it.

Watering Restrictions one sheet

Work created for the Bonita Bay Group through Sharon Arnold of Gravina Smith PR firm in Fort Myers, FL. The client was looking for a simple flyer they could distribute throughout their protperties to notify residents of new watering restrictions. I also created a cling decal to complement the campaign that was displayed on golf carts within the properties.

Construction Company logo

Logo created for a construction and renovation firm located in Southwest Florida. The client wanted something to convey the sense of "anew" or beginnings and at the same time have a Floridian feel.

Comcast event invite

This is the front of an invitation to an event Comcast held to introduce a new program of their to community leaders. The whole thing was based around the Game of Life only being adapted into Life with Comcast. An entire room was converted into a large scale game board with various printed pieces on the ground for the different stages you could advance through.

JDMA animated gif

An animated gif created for the Journal of Design and Manufacturing Automation from CRC Press. The piece was created well in advance of the publication of the first issue. The breif I got for this was to create something eye-catching that would get people interested enough to have tham ask for more information. This was originally created as a poster, but the project's director was so happy with the initial idea that we expanded it into a brochure, direct mail piece and the above gif.