Logos

All logos on this page were created for events, companies, and campaigns and adopted by the hiring entity.

Various Logos
In this first section you will find a variety of logos that were adopted first drafts and have no variations.
The Stump B Gone logo was completed for a company whose business was strictly grinding down tree stumps. I was given the name of the company and asked to design a creative yet simple logo. I researched stump grinding and incorporated elements of the tools into the logo.
The Stump B Gone logo was completed for a company whose business was strictly grinding down tree stumps. I was given the name of the company and asked to design a creative yet simple logo. I researched stump grinding and incorporated elements of the tools into the logo.
2016. The Read On logo was designed for the Kentucky Gateway Museum Center's adult reading program that takes place annually. Some years the museum was awarded a grant by the National Endowment for the Arts Big Read program and other years the museum would fund their own community reading event. When we were not sponsored by the NEA we could not use the Big Read logo or wording, so we began calling it Read On and needed a logo for promotion.
2016. The Read On logo was designed for the Kentucky Gateway Museum Center's adult reading program that takes place annually. Some years the museum was awarded a grant by the National Endowment for the Arts Big Read program and other years the museum would fund their own community reading event. When we were not sponsored by the NEA we could not use the Big Read logo or wording, so we began calling it Read On and needed a logo for promotion.
2017. The Read On logo was designed for the Kentucky Gateway Museum Center's adult reading program that takes place annually. Some years the museum was awarded a grant by the National Endowment for the Arts Big Read program and other years the museum would fund their own community reading event. When we were not sponsored by the NEA we could not use the Big Read logo or wording, so we began calling it Read On and needed a logo for promotion.
2017. The Read On logo was designed for the Kentucky Gateway Museum Center's adult reading program that takes place annually. Some years the museum was awarded a grant by the National Endowment for the Arts Big Read program and other years the museum would fund their own community reading event. When we were not sponsored by the NEA we could not use the Big Read logo or wording, so we began calling it Read On and needed a logo for promotion.
The Back to the Russell logo was designed for a 2021 Movie Season Kick-Off event at the Russell Theatre. Events included an open house and culminated with a screening of Back to the Future (1985).
The Back to the Russell logo was designed for a 2021 Movie Season Kick-Off event at the Russell Theatre. Events included an open house and culminated with a screening of Back to the Future (1985).
Where Bourbon Began Its Journey
While working at KYGMC, a new building was acquired and a new venture was launched. I was tasked with creating new logos, one for the new building/exhibit, one for the Wormald Building's Bourbon Walk, and another for an exhibit.
This logo was created for the primary exhibit in the the newly purchased building that was adjacent to the museum. It is a marriage of an already established logo, Old Pogue, and new portion added to match the originals style.
This logo was created for the primary exhibit in the the newly purchased building that was adjacent to the museum. It is a marriage of an already established logo, Old Pogue, and new portion added to match the originals style.
The KYGMC Bourbon Walk logo was an exhibit logo for a booklet that, inside, displayed a map of the museum with points of interest throughout the Wormald Building.
The KYGMC Bourbon Walk logo was an exhibit logo for a booklet that, inside, displayed a map of the museum with points of interest throughout the Wormald Building.
"Maysville...where bourbon began its journey!" has been trademarked and used for promotional items that require non-photographic image for imprinting.
"Maysville...where bourbon began its journey!" has been trademarked and used for promotional items that require non-photographic image for imprinting.
Downing Performing Arts Academy
Below are several mockups I did for the Downing Performing Arts Academy logo. There are three distinct designs with various modifications within each. The bottom design is the one the company adopted.
Logo for Political Campaign
I worked on a political campaign and developed a professional logo that was aesthetically pleasing and clearly stated their platform. 
This was the chosen design. We wanted a logo that was simple and easy to adapted to different media.
This was the chosen design. We wanted a logo that was simple and easy to adapted to different media.
This was a header logo that was originally designed and used in the initial announcement of the candidates entry into the race.
This was a header logo that was originally designed and used in the initial announcement of the candidates entry into the race.
This logo was created for an event that was service oriented. It needed to represent the communities being served by the event the candidate was spearheading. Within the roots, trunk, and branches, all of the communities within the service area were represented.
This logo was created for an event that was service oriented. It needed to represent the communities being served by the event the candidate was spearheading. Within the roots, trunk, and branches, all of the communities within the service area were represented.
Pros on the Go
This logo was for a mobile golf clinic and lesson instruction. First logo was adopted and the last image was adapted into a vehicle graphic.
Buffalo Trace District Health Department
Below are four different versions of the Buffalo Trace District Health Department logo - Version 4 adopted.
Quilting Event Logos
A local quilting shop contracted with me to create logos for several events they hosted.
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