My client had an outdated logo with gradients and beveling a'plenty. They thought it was time for an update to help give the appearance of a larger corporation. I feel like I nicely captured the essence of a finch with streamlined and simplified shapes.

Neways would put on training every year called Neways U. Up to this point, a new logo was created each year. My design was so well received that it became the permanent Neways U logo, and only the date was changed from year to year.

This was a project I did for fun. I drew the bird and imagined what kind of project it would work on. For some reason, I imagined it on Fine Italian Ale. Hmmm. Go figure. I google translated "Bird" into Italian, and that’s where Uccello comes from.

The intention was to create some really fun, light-hearted, feminine designs for this product line. I created the illustrations while a co-worker developed the text placement with illustrations. It was an excellent collaboration.

These were designed to be left at the door of cruise passengers each time they arrived at a new destination. These were very time-consuming, but when all was said and done, I was very proud of them despite the cruise being canceled altogether.

Here are four more from the complete set of eight. Be sure to collect them all to complete your set. ᵕ̈

This was for a party to celebrate the 60s and 70s. I combined elements from the 60s (hippies, peace signs, flowers) and 70s (disco ball) for this poster. We all dressed in our favorite band shirts; some even wore their grooviest wigs.