Witty or subtle, a logo can establish a group’s purpose and personality in an instant. Here are a few samples of marks I have created for some lively clients.

At any of Tampa's independent music venues, you can see Brokenmold Entertainment posters promoting can't miss shows. Their branding is consistently clean, cool, and invokes the look of classic screen printed posters.

These samples are from a series of posters and postcards used to showcase a partnership with Brokenmold and Ellas Folk Art Cafe.

The Glazer Children's Museum is a staple educational source for the Tampa Bay area. This hands on Museum is more than a place to play, offering field trips, seasonal camps, traveling exhibits, community partnerships. and more. Open 361 days of the year, this Field Trip Guide serves as a helpful reference for educators, parents, and friends of the Museum.

For those who admire all things visual and audible, show posters are a great item to pick up at a concert's merchandise table. Here are some samples of posters I have created for local shows.

The Glazer Children's Museum has stimulating daily programing as an added benefit to its guests and members. Whether the program explores a time of the year or a theme for a week, the Museum has a branded activity for the kids.

These programs are shared on the Museum's website, social media, internal rotating signage, in quarterly newsletters, or eblasts to promote its upcoming schedule. Here are samples of programs hosted by the Museum, each with its own separate look.

The Glazer Children’s Museum mails over 6,000 newsletters each quarter to inform its members of what’s in store. Inside are stories, activities, and removable calendars to keep parents in the know.

The Glazer Children's Museum's annual Imagination Gala is the nonprofit's largest fundraiser event. These uniquiely folded invitations are printed for over 1,200 invitees and give guests a hint of the year's surreal theme.

2012 Imagine

2014 The Road to Emerald City

2015 The Biggest Birthday Bash Ever

This series served as decor for a Wes Anderson themed Baby Shower. Content included rewritten Wes Anderson film titles and baby centric puns.