In 2003, when I first got involved with Adrenaline Powerboats, their dream was just starting to become a reality. Adrenaline had just made the switch from offshore fishing boats to high performance offshore racing boats and the attitude was there, but we had a lot of work to do with the marketing.

It all started with a fresh identity to stand behind, a new logo. After that, once the attitude and image fit the company, the web plan squeezed together and print materials seemed to come in every other day.

This was designed for a project of a friend of mine. The idea was to create an online resource that would allow individuals to purchase natural remedies.

I wanted to give this logo a classic feel. It needed to embody a timeless nature with a neutral pallet.

Charles works out of Atlanta, GA - His focus touches on fashion and music photography. In 2004 I built his online portfolio, which he has since had handled somewhere else.

This is my interpretation of a "Climber Above" warning flag. The design is a throw back, in many ways, to the old "Diver Below" icons. The text is necessary because the icon has no recognition with the public; however, in context I don't think there would be a problem.

Do to some really great issues with the, less than stellar, company that farmed this job out to me.. this job, technically, does not apply as being for a client - want to buy it?

Elliottwave.com is the company I currently work for on a daily basis. There has been a lot of work. Developed new logo. Created digital renderings of all products, services, and packages. New collateral. New web site skin -launching mid-2009. Mini sites. Corporate photos. Book dust jackets. Tutorial materials. eBook covers. Affiliate ad campaigns. Magazine ads. Flash ads. Central service re-branding scheme. Graphics split-tests.

Green Couch Recoding Studio is run by John Grimm out of Vintage Music in Dahlonega, GA. The studio's focal point is the same green couch it's named after.

Harris Family Dentistry blends professional dental service with a high-tech office and modern convenience to relieve some of the anxiety of going to the dentist in the first place - and places it all in their small town setting. Even though this ideology is completely different from most modern day dentists it's still a lot of information to get across to potential patients from the sign on a building.

So we built an identity over their existing one. A new site, a new logo, a new idea for how patients can connect. The end result is a face that matches what's on the inside.

Janus is a sandbox application that stops bad things from happening. Not the best description, but enough to understand the concept. In Roman mythology Janus is the god of gates, represented by two heads facing opposite directions. Janus needed a logo and I was able to help.

Who doesn't love a good beer? And what's a good beer without a good logo? Does design reflect quality?

The Roellgen identity was so refreshing to make because everything came together at one time. The logo, the Water Dog Ale label, the site template, and some fresh Water Dog Ale. Who wouldn't like a project like that?

When Trevor decided it was time to make a presence, he really didn't know where to start. We both knew his work had to be front and center, but like every other entity his name also had to make a lasting impression. So we went to the drawing board and left with our finished product - a functional solution.

Now, over five years later, we are working together again to develop his new collateral.