Over the years, I’ve partnered with the Vancouver Farmers Market on a range of design projects, from logo vectorization to custom wayfinding maps.
While working at Blue Blazes, we had the opportunity to help VFM realign and strengthen their brand identity. One major contribution was developing their first comprehensive Brand Guide, which established clear visual standards and brought consistency to their communications.
A standout project was designing their annual report booklet, a key piece handed out at their yearly event to celebrate accomplishments and share their vision for the future of the market.
Another highlight was creating new merchandise for VFM. I hand-drew a series of fruits and vegetables, then turned them into a vibrant vector pattern. Originally used on T-shirts and tote bags, the pattern quickly became a recognizable part of their visual identity and was carried through other brand materials.
A local IT company approached us to help redefine their brand as they expanded into new service offerings. Drawing from the emotion and movement of their previous logo, I developed a completely new mark designed to resonate in today’s modern tech landscape.
We also created a suite of branded print collateral, including business cards, presentation folders, and informational flyers to highlight their new AI support services.
This work was completed at Blue Blazes.
A local development company hired Blue Blazes to build a brand system for their new flagship apartment building, and I served as the design lead.
The final identity features a geometric logo mark that subtly incorporates organic elements, balancing structure with warmth. We chose a warm color palette and modern visuals to reflect the building’s core message: welcoming to all, especially those seeking a vibrant, urban lifestyle.
Greenberry Industrial, a long-established company, was preparing for a major hiring push and needed a refreshed brand to support their efforts.
Rather than a full redesign, the goal was to modernize their distinctive logo, enhancing clarity and recognition across digital platforms while preserving its legacy. We applied the same thoughtful approach to their color palette. With “green” in the name, we stayed rooted in familiar tones but introduced a bright highlight green to add energy and flexibility where needed.
This work was completed at Blue Blazes.
True North Geotech returned to me for a brand refresh as they expanded their service offerings. They needed a cleaner, more flexible look that could better represent their growing areas of expertise. I simplified their color palette, assigning distinct hues to specific services for clearer visual communication.
The updated identity maintains the spirit of their original brand while presenting a more polished and professional image, positioning them to attract higher value clients.
A local development company was building a premium townhome community and asked us to create a brand that felt modern, approachable, and appealing to a diverse range of residents, from families to individuals.
The resulting logo was selected for inclusion in the 14th edition of the LogoLounge book, recognizing its thoughtful and versatile design.
This work was completed at Blue Blazes.
ACH Marketing and the Columbia River Economic Development Council contracted me to create them some new marketing badges/logos. These are being used on mugs, notepads, shirts, and bottle openers!
Under new ownership, Alaskan Campers needed a refreshed brand that honored their heritage while appealing to a modern audience. We collaborated closely with their team to develop a visual identity that feels current and digital-ready, yet still reflects the brand’s classic roots. With a bold new color palette and technical pattern work, Alaskan emerged with a revitalized look—and quickly saw demand soar.
This work was completed at Blue Blazes.
The marketing and campaign company Woobox came to me for a full rebrand. I created a new logo, wordmark, and style guide for them to get jump-started into the modern age.
Check out their new website to see the new brand in action.
I had the opportunity to rebrand a coworking space. I really enjoy how this turned out, but unfortunately the client went a different route.
A new coworking space in Vancouver, WA commissioned me to design them a logo. The final design takes the C and L from CoLab and combines them into one simplified and recognizable mark. To see CoLab branding in action visit their website.
Logo design for the Ridgefield Public Schools Foundation.
Vancouver’s My Auto Repair & Tire Center was in need of a rebrand to go along with their new website. The goal of this project was to transform their brand into something modern that will have staying power for a long time. If you look closely you will notice the logo mark consists of a tire, wrench, and the letter “M”.
ACH Marketing contracted me once again to do a little bit of branding for their client, including a logo and some print collateral. I don't normally go heavy on the effects like drop shadows and gradients, but the client wanted a more "3D" look to logo so this was a bit of a challenge for me. Although, the end result is something I'm happy with!
To see the brand in action check it out on the website ACH built here.
Clark County CESCL Services was just getting established and needed a brand that would convey credibility and professionalism to large companies and government agencies. We delivered a clean, modern logo featuring overlapping “Cs” and subtle water droplets—a design that feels timeless and trustworthy from the start.
This work was completed at Blue Blazes.
Presso Coffee Bar is an espresso catering service that came to me for a brand refresh. They are now a fully-fledged coffee shop in Portland!
Boomerang is a local Vancouver coffee shop turned bistro that recently went under a complete remodel. With the new space came new branding. Check them out at bmrng.org
A startup with a new vision for beer asked me to make them a logo. Here is the brand that I constructed for them.
The Columbia Food Park isn't your everyday food truck pod, there's no food trucks at all! Everything will be built out of transformed shipping containers plopped into an old transit center plaza. Watch out downtown Vancouver, some good eats are comin' your way.
To see the brand I created for this guys in action go view their website.
A fun concept for a fictitious brewery.
I worked along Revere to create a new website for Corinthian Textiles. Here are some of the icons I created for their sites.
I was contracted to design up a logo and icons for a new website that collects all the best business podcasts on the internet. Check out their final product here.
Partnered with Revere on web project for Cloudian, a S3 Cloud storage software and hardware provider. The project consisted of a website refresh, icons, and multitudes of graphic diagrams explaining their technology.
This car illustration was part of a larger infographic depicting office space management.
For The Thirsty Sasquatch's second anniversary I illustrated a scenic poster.
Just a line of detailed video game peripheral illustrations.
Instead of playing video games when I'm bored sometimes I'll just create illustrations of the hardware instead. Just as fun, right?
