Family Chores

Inspired by Jim Flora's work in the 50's, here's a brand new image I created for a great client.

More Children's Church

Working with the same client, Worlds of Wow, here's a mark for another children's ministry.  Like the other children's ministry marks, this logo primarily needs to fit the style of the interior build out created by WOW.  The number one vehicle for the mark is signage inside the space. An additional challenge with this mark was incorporating some elements of the old logo.  Notice the cross in the "K"... that along with a leadership change in the middle of the process (which set off a few extra rounds of changes) made this mark a little bit of a roller coaster. (:

Here I'm showing the final mark and the one color versions for apparel and promotional items.

More Spot Illustrations

Here's some more editorial images in the same style as the PR Policeman shown earlier.

Box Cover Designs for Group Publishing

I'm showing for the first time a couple box cover designs I created for Group Publishing's preschool curriculum  kit. The first is the sketch and final art for a chapter focused on the friendship between David and Jonathan.  I'm including a subsequent poster included in the kit.

Following Amigos, I was asked to create another cover design around the story of Elijah.  We gave it an old school comic book look with large dots on old newsprint paper.  Fun.

PR Policeman

I'm thankful to be working with a new client, CCC (Creative Communications Consultants, Mpls.) creating spot illustrations for their newsletter.  Here's an image I created for their article on "Do's and Don'ts for Writing News Releases".

Children's Church

I was able to again work with a wonderful client out of Texas, Worlds of WOW.  They create fantastic interiors for children's church ministries all over the country.  Think Disney World. Sometimes they ask me to help with the design of the identity.  This can be challenging because these logos need to live in context of the fun interiors which are always illustrative and 3-dimensional... but they also have a life outside of the space on traditional things like cups, apparel embroidery and stationery.

Simple Ad Images

Here's a handful of fun images created for a new client, an ad agency in Milwaukee.  No details, but imagine some headline copy worked into the open space.  The smaller batch of images are for some quarter page ads.