Merging two things I love...design, and wine!  What more could I ask for in client?  Stephanie and Michel wanted to start a wine club, focusing on wine from Michel's home country, France.  Since they call France, the hexagon, that shape took flight and  we featured both red and white wine, kind of forming a Yin and Yang. We love the final outcome!

Kyle wanted a revamp for his law firm in New Orleans.  He wanted something simple, professional and representative of New Orleans, as all New Orleaneans are very proud of their city.

Joan Moss, founder of Health Clear for You, came to me needing branding for her brand new Health Care Advocacy business.  She was inspired by the peace and the tranquility of Lake Michigan and we carried that throughout her brand.

Dr. Halley White was adding a doctor to her practice and needed a new, fresh logo with the updated name. I was tapped to do it and had a great time working with these sweet folks.

My amazing client, Taste Carolina has been in the business now almost 7 years, and they wanted to refresh their logo.  There has always been some light drama about the pig being skewered by the fork, so we decided to take that factor out of the mix.  We wanted it to keep the same general look to maintain their brand recognition, just spruce up the fonts and layout a bit.

The Hewletts Creek Crawl is a fun event that the residents of Hewletts Creek started for fun some "neighborly fun" out on the water.  It is a great idea and such a fun event to get people out in the beautiful outdoors, and meet people living near them.

Funicular Group is an executive recruiting agency that needed an eye-catching logo for the launch of its new business.

Catlett Tinsley Financial Consultants are a high-end financial consulting firm that needed an equally high-end looking logo.

Brett Tushingham wanted to convey his love for coastal living in the logo for his new business.  Using the T and W from the name, we implied an anchor...coastal and relaxed without being too beachy, but still professional.

Carolina Dermatology and Skin Cancer Surgery wanted some branding done that reflected the area we live in...turtles were a nice fit.  The turtle mark is recognizable and popular with patients!

Lane's Ferry was in major need of a website for their booming restaurant and catering business.  And aside from that, their logo needed an overhaul.  We updated what they had and also added a fun new circular logo they could use for t-shirts and their catering trailer.

The Preschool needed a look and I was happy to help.  Doesn't hurt that my kids go to school here! Each icon in the tree stands for things they do or learn at Wilmington Preschool of the Arts.

Cases-Up is a company that does in-store grocery stocking of specialty items. They wanted a logo they could use on tee-shirts, etc. and were really happy with the way it turned out.

This great benefit fishing tournament needed a fresh logo.  We went with this flounder shape (as it is a flounder tournament after all) to add some interest.

Amy at Momentous Moments wanted a new logo for her growing photography business. She wanted to convey her focus…children and families. We did a logo that featured a mother and baby elephant to illustrate that.

An old co-worker of mine contacted me to create the look and feel of his and his partner’s new business venture, Taste Carolina Gourmet Food Tours. With my Whole Foods background, they felt I was the person for them. Over the years we have worked together on a total branding of Taste Carolina. It has been extremely successful and the Triangle-based business has branched out all over the State.

Dr. Scott Dryden-Peterson needed a logo for his organization, BOTSOGO. Scott is a physician that helps run an AIDS clinic outside the capitol of Gaborone in Botswana. Botswana has one of the highest incidence of AIDS in the world. One side-effect of the AIDS treatments is a high occurrence of cancer. Scott and several colleagues have started BOTSOGO (Botswana Oncology Global Outreach, and also meaning "health" in Setswana) to improve access to quality care. BOTSOGO was just last week honored by actor Matt Damon at The One Hundred fundraiser, giving recognition to the top one hundred individuals or organizations that help advance the fight against cancer every year.

Growing Tree Ministries is a new business that will give after-school tutoring and homework help to children.  We wanted to convey fun and youth in the logo.

Dr. Mike is wanting to break into the world of social and pop culture psychology.  He wanted a modern looking logo that would appeal to colleagues, patients and general audiences alike.

Outdoor Design Studio is a Landscape Design firm that wanted a fresh look. We used a combo of the O and D to form the main mark.

Katie Jay is a wonderful woman who is a counselor for people who have undergone bariatric surgery.  As a bariatric surgery patient herself, she knows what these people's journey will be.  We used the tagline, "grow your inner happiness" with a flower imagery to celebrate beauty and optimism.

Ian Johnston wanted a fresh look for his business.  He wanted modern clean lines and text. We used the point of a triangle to symbolize a roof without being overly literal.

Exceptional Friends Network is a great organization that raises awareness of people living with disabilities. 

HCBC is a small group of local guys that enjoy brewing (and drinking) beer together.  They wanted a logo they could put on beer labels and tee-shirts.

The great docs over at Dermatology Associates needed a logo after just using a plain text option for years.  We went with this coastal imagery.  You can now see the logo up on their big new fancy building in the Mayfaire Shopping Complex!
 

Wilmington Housing Authority was looking to update the dated logo and came to me for help.  Using the shape of a house created with the W, H and A letters was the unanimous decision.

Nick is a massage therapist that wanted a simple logo to put on a business card for his clients. We used the hand imagery and calming blue color palette to create a soothing logo.

Shannon needed a logo for her blossoming photography business.  She liked the idea of using her initials and I created a flower that has a camera lens inside of it.

A local interior designer needed a logo for her new business.  She wanted to use a french blue and really liked the look of the old Parisian street signs.  We played off that to come up with this.

These lovely realtors wanted to be branded apart from the rest of the realtors in town.  We chose a bold color and modern font to show their young and fun personalities.

Cape Fear Productions needed a new logo and wanted it to represent its namesake, the Cape Fear River.  We came up with several options ranging from the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge to a lighthouse, but ultimately decided on this unique buoy from Frying Pan Shoals.

Dr. Swartout wanted a modern logo to brand himself with.  This is a B and an S but also represents the eye, nose and mouth.

Candy of CKT Marketing needed a logo for her new business.  She wanted something bold and modern and we came up with this.

Conroll is a local business that makes conveyer belts that have enclosed roller systems. We highlighted the O in Conroll to represent the roller and enclosed the name in an oval to represent the roller within the belt.

Whole Foods Market launched a campaign to highlight the importance of buying organic and the organic private label products that they offered. The logo was used on signage, posters and ad campaigns nationwide.

Whole Foods wanted to not just celebrate Earth Day, but Earth Month. The logo was used on signage, posters and ad campaigns in stores nationwide.

This charity tennis event needed a logo that had a lot of requirements. Three different sponsors, plus information. While it was a challenge getting it all on there AND making it look good, we got it to work!