This symbol is: your first impression, how people remember you, it promotes awareness, and attracts potential clients. A logo is the anchor point for all of your other marketing materials.

Company Identity: Stylized and simplified Roman mask. The mirrored "R" for the eye opening and nose plate, ties into the double R's within the company name. Font choice of Futura, designed by Paul Renner in the 1920's. It works very well with the mask due to being based on geometric shapes of the Bauhaus design style and being very legible.

Company Identity: ambulance services struggle with creating a logo that speaks to both the attentive and qualified sides of the business. The freestyle font of Texas EMS is very personal. Integrity is the main concept behind the company and what they stand for, so it's bold and strong. The color is representative of the healthcare industry and trustworthy in nature. The arrow also serves a dual purpose, signifying integrity and movement.

Company Identity: This company wanted a logo that spoke to it's services at first glance. They evaluate homes and offer a menu list of environmentally friendly alternatives. The serif font chosen for "alternatives" with a leaf dotting the "i" represents our gentle environment and choice, the contrasting geometrically based sans serif font represents structure and construction.

Logo update: very structural three bar "E" and three bar "S", much like stacked electrical conduit. The technical looking Agency font in different weights and cases sets off the image perfectly. Clean and simple with underlying meaning.

A logo created for an EMT service to make their local three digit emergency number catch on in a community.

For a company or institution to grow, it must build strong customer relationships. This can't be done without good marketing.

Great way to keep in touch with valued clients over the holidays, and have fun playing with my company identity.

Professional and friendly brochure. Clean and fresh design over-viewing the company and it's services. Final output: 8x8", 12 page, with business card slot on back cover (see inset).

Client's request for a magazine ad: "Can you find some stock footage regarding bankruptcy, debt, the law, etc. We would like a color ad. My favorite colors are orange and blue. Besides that, I like modern art, so clean lines and minimalistic styles work well" Clients response to above design: "The ad is Perfect!!! Thanks so much!!"

Encouraging people to be kind to the environment by advertising our own steps in that direction. What company wouldn't want a partner who cares about our earth and our children's future?

Flyer designed to look like an elegant menu. There's no better way to build relationships with clients than coming together to help others. It shows that our company cares about people and therefore is the type you want to do business with.

A picture is worth a thousand words... and potentially a lot of money! Trial graphics play a key role in teaching the judge and jurors. Well done demonstratives help gain credibility, which leads to your truth being the REAL truth.

In an overwhelming text heavy document, it's critically important to concentrate on just the information that will move with the jury and help prove your case.

After her death (subsequent to using a particular diet drug), it was crucial to demonstrate that this mother of four had noticeable weight gains and losses, only in connection with her pregnancies. Other than that, her fluctuation was not life threatening.

Here, an aerial view of parcels treated with outline, color coding and tags gives the audience a fantastic understanding of exactly what was negotiated.

Iconic timelines are a great way to help viewers understand a complex series of events at a glance and recognize repeated events. When there are many facts, simplifying as much as possible makes things easier to understand and retain.

Bar, pie and line graphs are great tools to help people grasp numerical information. Adding contrasting colors is a highly effective way to show discrepancies.

My articles have appeared in numerous San Diego legal publications.

I created a flyer for a dinner featuring Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg as the guest of honor. They wanted the flyer and photos from the event framed to give as a gift. I did photo editing to make them frame worthy, and the entire framing job.

Event signage for 13 consecutive years of the annual "ElderHelp Wine&Dine" charity fundraising event and auction. Held at prestigious hotels including US GRANT, Hyatt and Hard Rock.

Children's book illustration. Two Daddies and ME! shows a day in the life of one little girl named *Libe. Libe’s family is different, she has two dads. Yet, Libe's life is just like that of any other child, filled with love, laughter and the routine of daily life! (*pronounced Lî-be)

home security sign for an independent party