I will work with you to draft a logo based on your brand goals, your company or project identity, and how you intend to use the logo or icon in placements (web, video, print, etc.). I have extensive experience working with various companies and creating logos for various applications, including movie productions, industrial companies, landscaping businesses, restaurants, photography freelancers, and much more.

Expenses are always a consideration for a growing business. There’s an instinct to have a relative just out of school to design your brand identity, but I recommend going with a professional. I will work with you until you’re 100% satisfied and have a logo representing your best interests and vision for your company.

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If you’re doing banner advertising or affiliate marketing, I also have years of experience creating static banners, animated banners, and many other solutions. I can work with any specifications and in many genres to produce the right results.

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I have been creating websites since 1999, and have worked on projects large and small. Early in my career I provided UX and UI design for a large multi-million dollar e-commerce retailer and have been working on landing pages, squeeze pages, and other marketing sales funnels for over a decade.

Need a WordPress custom website developed? I have created dozens of functional, SEO-optimized WordPress sites for nonprofits, small businesses, and many other community organizations. My solutions are affordable, and I will also work as a training consultant for your staff so they can monitor and update content on the site once it’s launched. You no longer have to wait for a developer to update your site. You’ll be able to update your site on your terms.

If you’d like a plug and play option, I can create a Squarespace, Wix, or other hosted platform website with professional graphics. It’s tempting to make these sites yourself, with no background in design or content management. Still, your site looks cheap and “templated,” as if you didn’t have the business acumen to develop a professional presentation.

My design and experience will ensure your site is one-of-a-kind, professional, and search engine optimized so you get traffic and functional so that users can navigate it easily. All at an affordable rate.

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Over the past twenty-plus years, I have created dozens of posters, event flyers, and brochure designs for various campaigns. From concert posters to political event flyers to fundraising brochures, I can handle all aspects of design in a variety of genres.

My experience incorporates a variety of software including Clip Studio Paint, Photoshop, and Procreate to generate any illustration you might need. Would you like an elephant on your poster? A cartoon cat? I can develop it for you using my years of experience in illustration.

Are you a candidate for political office and looking for a slick, professional brochure to help spurn your campaign? I will work with you on every aspect, from photography to copywriting to logo design.

I am also well versed in working with printers both online and in person and can handle any specification you might need, drawing on his over 20 years of experience in prepress file preparation to make sure your project gets printed with the highest quality results.

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My process for development is straightforward. I start with a coordinating meeting to get a sense of the type of project the client is trying to complete and gathers information on the product, the client’s wishes, and also begins brainstorming ideas. Next, we’ll begins sketching ideas, creating wireframe prototypes, and collecting speculative photographic reference. Through this second step the majority of the idea is created. After a client approves that concept, I will start creating a final design and scheduling any photography or subcontracted work for completion. Once all of the pieces are developed, any copy written, any illustrations created, a final draft is developed. All of this work is done with the final print piece in mind and adhering to any printer’s specifications.

I can work in any style or medium, including modern, retro, painted, digital, traditional, minimalistic, or any other genre you’re looking to emulate. The fundamental goal is to ensure the client is happy with the design and that their vision is being fully realized. I excel at repeatedly drafting concepts and mining every creative opportunity to find the most creative and engaging solution.

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Designers love working on album cover designs for bands, and I am no exception. Over the past 20 years I’ve worked on a variety of album covers and package designs for music projects. Those designs include all genres including pop, rock, metal, industrial, and even rap.

Recently, I have had the pleasure of working on a variety of vinyl releases which allow for a greater level of creativity to create an experience from start to finish. When designing these pieces I use a mix of illustration, graphic design, photography and other techniques to give each project a unique look. I am able to work with clients to patiently mine their vision for their masterpiece.

As part of my cover design services, I also create social media graphics for all of the major platforms to help with the launch of your record or project. I can take you through every part of the process. That includes working with any printer or template system you have to accommodate the vendors you like.

Featured here are several vinyl and digital release covers I created for Das Tapes from California. They had a vinyl release for “After Hours” and several accompanying digital remixes. We worked together and created covers, cover variations, and social media graphics and videos to assist with promotion.

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