The Yampa Valley Autism Program, based in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, was looking for a rebranding from the previous logo they had. The organization was looking for a logo that would tie in the major symbols of the autism support movement, such as the puzzle piece, the butterfly as a symbol of transformation, and a range of colors to symbolize the wide spectrum of those they serve. 

LorCon, a general contracting and construction consulting company based in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, sought to build a brand that conveyed a modern and accessible message that visually represented a construction company without the cliched images of hammers and nails.

Designed for a high-end charity venue in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, the logo was created in the image of the building's signature architectural feature. It needed to communicate a high-end, yet open environment that appealed to many different people and causes. 

Choice Cuts was a live auction event put on by the Mark Woolley Gallery in Portland, Oregon, to auction off a small portion of the locally well known gallery owner's art collection. These "choice cuts" of his collection created the marketing theme of the event. This event required several advertising and marketing designs to send out and post for the event. Banners for social media, such as Facebook, were created, in addition to physical mailouts with all the pertinent information. Additional labels and signs were created for the day of the event as well.