Una Barrett asked me to make a monogram that she could scale down to a 3x3mm stamp and brand her jewelry with. Together we worked towards an outcome that was an elegant ferocity not unlike the delicate balance found in nature’s forever cycle of life and death.

Directly translated from french, duex loups means two wolf. I was asked to create this logo for two friends’ podcast about life in general with an underlying current of Hip Hop Andy sneaker culture.

After about six months of doing the artwork for my DJ friend’s Soundcloud mixes he asked if I could create a brand/ identity for a clothing line he was hoping to start. Jeweler Worthy Clothing Co. launched shortly after.

An established nursery that I’m familiar with has a certain rustic/ European charm which I attempted to convey here.

in 2015 I decided it was a good idea to start a small furniture company. The project needed a logo so I made a version of this and then re-visited it in 2018. Young American is still active today but very under the radar— mostly word of mouth and custom project oriented.

Brock is a fantastic craftsman who’s talent in wood & metal work is outstandingly precise.  My goal was to embody that same attention to craftsmanship and trustworthiness of classic midwest machine in this typeface.

A company focused on Moroccan textiles and the women who weave that apparent magic through every thread and tassel.

Best know for their Gray Magazine X MZDID Studio Bag, this company uses hard lines and hard recycled plastic mesh to created elegant and sophisticated accessories. I tried to echo this industrial/ design heavy aesthetic through bold yet considered line weight and placement.

Tyler is heavy on minimalism, utilitarianism, and authenticity. His digital photography and filter presets reference an honest, genuine, feeling. This Typeface (Loose Film) was made for Tyler in hopes to incorporate those emotions and feelings.

Tyler Whoa initials.

The bold letters in relation to the lens “O” is intended to graphically communicate the meaning of the word as well as suggest the capturing of that whoa inspiring moment.

Late Spring of 2018 I wanted to try and make cold brew. I bought 24 eight ounce champagne bottles, a ton of yellow caps and a capper. After coming up with a name I made these labels (1.5”x1.5” circles) and started my own bottling company. My friends were happily caffeinated.

This monogram was made to playfully comment on the tangled emotions behind the brand PMC