Here is a record of select remnants from an ongoing trail of graphic design that doesn’t necessarily fit into a broader campaign or project (yet).
I recently developed a visual identity for Parkmont, a residential development located outside of Cincinnati.
A recent logo I made for Onyx+East for their new development in Fishers. I am really happy with how this one turned out. As the property is in development, it will take some time for the brand to be expanded further in any meaningful way.
I designed this mark for an upcoming Onyx+East project that, while selected, was ultimately shelved when the city rejected the name. The development moved forward under a new brand—one I was equally excited to create.
This piece is a favorite of mine, even though it doesn’t fit neatly into a larger project. After creating the identity for Nickel Row, we were asked to design signage to promote the upcoming development. Alongside the expected deliverables, we designed this boxcar-inspired sign—an eye-catching nod to the Nickel Plate Railway that gave the development its name.
As a compulsive doodler, I started the Tugboat Jack brand to share my dumb pictures with the world and give my scrawlings some structure. It is a fun little side project that I like to play with when I have some free time, which is not often.
