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AuxCord.fm
When my old business partner called up with a concept for a new long-form webzine of entertainment journalism, I jumped on this idea for a logo mark. This mark uses iconography that represents a focus on elegant writing and a nod to the brand's name as well.
The 3.5mm nib design was in use at auxcord.fm during its all-too-short tenure.
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Efficient Electric
A midwest-based electrician hired me to create a logo mark for their new company back in 2017. The business doesn't have a web presence that I've been able to find, so I haven't seen my work in use, but I enjoyed creating a logo that would look smart on paper, repair vehicles, and embroidered on uniforms.
You can read more about my design process for this logo here.
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Medina County Fall Foliage Tour
The Fall Foliage Committee in Medina County, OH asked for a refresh of their logo that was originally made in the ‘80s and never properly digitized. The group made do with the modern equivalent of a thumbnail jpeg for decades.
The goal here was to modernize the logo while retaining the shape of the county and the importance of agriculture in the community. The stair-step outline houses a row-crop pattern set behind a silhouette of a barn, a staple in rural areas.
You can read more about my design process for this logo here.
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Under The Gun Review
Around 2013, Under The Gun Review rebranded their YouTube channel as UTGtv. I spun the classic MTV logo around the potters wheel and this throwback homage flew off and stuck around for a few years.
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Bantha Fodder
In 1977, George Lucas introduced his science fantasy masterpiece with the world. Amongst the desert canyon walls of Tatooine, we see Banthas for the first time. Years later, a New York-based dork and I started a podcast to talk about Lucas’ universe. We call it Bantha Fodder and this is the logo I made for it, a stark skeletal illustration of the mighty beast’s horns.
You can read more about the evolution of the podcast's artwork here.
Illustration
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A quick vector illustration of a First Order stormtrooper helmet.