The Jacob’s Ladder Golf Classic was inaugurated in 1993 as a fundraising event for Jacob’s Ladder, and enrichment program for at-risk but gifted children. The golf Classic logo was created to go on all signage, marketing, and gift items associated with the event. Aside from an update this year (an 18 on the pin for the 18th anniversary) the logo has remained intact. The logo has undergone very small updates over the years.
Poisoned Dwarf cover for their premiere CD.
The stained-glass design was designed based on a similar window found in a local pub (The Green Leafe Cafe) in Williamsburg, VA. As I am now doing some stained-glass work, this may be fun to actually build …
CD face (incorporating the logo design)
The Irish/Celtic band, Poisoned Dwarf, approached me with the desire to have a new logo created for their (then) upcoming CD release. This updated version was created to be painted onto a bodhrán. Other versions can be seen on their CD artwork.
The pierced lamp design motif is popular in the Arab world. This logo incorporates the Northern Africa and Middle East name (NAME) into a lamp design. The image has been used in video and print pieces.
In addition to the lamp art, I also created the colour palette to differentiate the NAME people-group affinity site from the main corporate IMB site. Setting individual colour standards for each affinity allowed the various sites to act as sub-sets of the larger IMB brand.The pierced lamp design motif is popular in the Arab world. This logo incorporates the Northern Africa and Middle East name (NAME) into a lamp design. The image has been used in video and print pieces.
In addition to the lamp art, I also created the colour palette to differentiate the NAME people-group affinity site from the main corporate IMB site. Setting individual colour standards for each affinity allowed the various sites to act as sub-sets of the larger IMB brand.
Logo for an non-profit in Estonia. The organization is loosely based on the “Story Corps” project in the US, encouraging people to tell their stories of life, love, etc., in an audio recording for others to hear. The cornflower is the national flower of Estonia, and Oma Lugu Eesti Lugu means “my story, Estonia’s story”.