A selection of identity work spanning thirty years, from independent makers to funded platforms. A few are shown with the process: the reference, the sketches, and the build.
How it was made
Identity, with the making shown.
A restored 1800s barn needed a mark with the same craft as the building. To draw it true, I modeled the barn in 3D and studied it from every side, front profile, side profile, the masonry, until the perspective was right. The final identity is that study, distilled to a woodcut.
Modeled in 3D to find the perspective
One symbol, carried across the system.
The icon combines three ideas, a chip, a thumbprint, and a face in profile, so it reads modern, technical, and personal at once. From there the identity extended to business cards designed like real credit cards, front and back, mag stripe and all.
From one symbol to the whole system
A maker's mark, drawn from his trade.
For a custom wood furniture maker, the monogram is built to work like a branding stamp, the kind burned into a finished piece. The d and p are shaped and set so the mark reads as one stamp: personal, and unmistakably his.
The stamp
The marks
Canal Music Studio
Recording studio
Site Service Software
Field-service platform
MedWell Digital
Healthcare marketing
Mind Body Pelvis
Pelvic health practice
Advanced Cerametrics
Advanced materials
TS Cloud
Cloud platform
Mophead Media
Media & production
Secure PWR
Power solutions
Surfing NASH
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