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8’x8’ event banner celebrating the theme of the 2022 fall festival. Full-color, 5 ½” x 8 1/2”, 24-page, program booklet containing helpful information for the 8-day event. Daily speaking and activity schedules, pages for note-taking, and photos from previous years were included.
The photograph on the business card was taken by Dr. Saura Rohrbach. Her practice is located in this view of the Sugarloaf Valley. I designed the Cheramar Chiropractic logo for her business/appointment cards. We added a UV varnish to highlight her logo.
In celebration of the company’s 30th anniversary, a corporate archival history was created. Boxes of memorabilia, photographs, and paperwork from the company’s early beginnings to the present day were examined. Select pieces were chosen for permanent display. I created three archival scrapbooks encompassing ten year periods, each filled with historical pages of memorabilia. Many of the photographs and ephemera were framed for the display case. I also designed the event’s invitation with a funky retro vibe.
I worked for Dr. Donato just prior to his retirement, as a part-time receptionist. His business cards needed an update. I redesigned his logo and his business cards. With a UV varnish on the typography, his name on the card had a regal shimmer. I also designed print ads and office forms for the practice.
A few logo and business card designs created throughout the years are presented here.
Here are a few of the booklet covers I’ve designed in co-operation with the Eternal Church of God, working with Terry Moore and Art Braidic to create covers for church literature. These booklets and more can be found at eternalcog.org. Provided as an educational service in the public interest, they are available free of charge, with no follow-up or obligation.
The website, theeternalstruth.org, needed to be recreated, along with a logo and web banner. Working with a computer programmer, a CMS was put into place to organize the sermons, Bible studies, and literature for easy listening or download. Together we designed the site as an educational service in the public interest.
This music studio is the best place to learn how to play guitar or bass. Bill’s been giving music lessons for many years, along with music production, recording, and equipment sales and repairs. My part of the business has involved marketing, advertising, website design, photography, and promotional materials.
This custom 3-D printing service needed a fun logo. Both vertical and horizontal formats were created to accommodate a variety of placements and banner ads.
I worked with the executive director and the fundraising chair to bring their vision of this celebratory event to print. The color scheme and typography were selected. Event invitations, response cards, print and web advertising, program brochures, posters, and event banners were all designed to coordinate with the 75th jubilee theme.
Full-color, tri-fold brochures and mailers were designed to advertise seasonal art classes. Gallery exhibit posters were created. Bilingual translations of the promotions were also added.
Innovatrix Labs was a start-up tech company, located in Hazleton’s Can Be Innovation Center. This group of entrepreneurial computer programmers and web developers envisioned the areas first MakerSpace. The elements in their logo forged an active technology presence.
Dr. Makuta and his wife had the idea of double “m’s” in the shape of teeth for their logo. We tweaked the design a bit and it has become their brand. In addition to being a part-time receptionist there, I help out with the advertising needs of the practice.
A promotional brochure was developed to highlight and market the caring services offered to families with eldercare needs. I designed the organization’s logo and created a full color tri-fold brochure and letterhead.
Two tri-fold marketing brochures were designed for the restaurant. One full-size and one business card size. I shot the cover photography and digitized it for a vintage effect. A few of my ideas were presented for an updated logo and collateral for this eatery.
I designed the band’s logo and painted the backdrop. Business cards, fliers, and brochures were developed for marketing and promotion.