Center Management needed a brochure design to tie their website together with something he could hand to potential clients after meeting with them in person. He wanted something that would give them a good overview of what he could provide; something nice to look at and represent him in a professional light. Center Management manages shopping centers, so I developed the metaphor of a shopping cart that holds all of his service offerings. Fitting. I painstakingly photoshopped the shopping cart image in order to make it look like the service icons were inside of it. Whew.

SWAPSOL is the name of an amazing group of scientists out to change the world as we know it. No, really. They have developed a process that divides all the pollutants spewed from smokestacks into their raw components that can be sold for profit. Their business cards design reflects the clean, green spirit that the company itself possesses.

Eminent is a California- and Chicago-based clothing company with a cool, slick style. I developed the logo and overall identity along with all collateral pieces and signage. These print designs in the form of stickers were sold in-store to allow the enthusiastic fans of Eminent to happily promote the company.

CaptiveAire had an upcoming tradeshow to prepare for and they asked me to do the tradeshow booth print design for it. They had a whole slew of products to show off, but not a uniform way to show them without it looking either too boring or too schizophrenic. I decided to haphazardly space them about the panels in an organized way (I know, sounds ironic) so we could show them in as large-and-in-charge as possible. Turned out pretty cool and cutting edge and really pulled people to the booth. Note: See the picture of it all set up at the tradeshow below in the “Alternate Views” section.

The Spring Art Gala was a fundraising venture with a high-class flair with personality. These print designs were handout/mailer concepts for the project that were presented to the client.

This gatefold brochure design was created in cahoots with Scott at Headfirst Creative. Rosewood wanted their brochure to be classy and hold true to their professional and supportive environment for caring for the elderly. Scott got all the details on what they wanted and the kind of design they wanted and we worked together to get it to how Rosewood wanted it.

Captrate is a subsidiary of CaptiveAire. They make industrial kitchen fans to remove grease from kitchen exhaust. They wanted a new perception on their great product, something to set them apart from competitors. So we updated their look with a new logo, brochure and website. This brochure print design reflects the clean design concept we developed for the other pieces of the Captrate identity.

CORE is a fire protection system developed by CaptiveAire. This label design was developed to put on each of their systems as an identity.

A Little Something is a business that makes handmade cards, stationary, and anything else that you’d like with a personal touch added on. This ad design was made to be a good overview of all the kinds of great stuff you can get from this small business. Believe it or not, when she paid me for this project, she put the check in the most amazing card. She really practices what she preaches, spreading her great stationary design sense every chance she gets.

CORE Fire Protection needed a quick sales handout design to distribute at meetings to give a quick product overview.