A symbol developed for a management consultanting firm which uses their mission of focus in its imagery.

A logotype for a chain of stores that sell vitamins.

Symbol for an executive search firm that does placements in the apparel industry.

A logo for the Junior League of the Oranges and Short Hills, a volunteer group of women.

Logo and symbol for a construction company

A logo for a furniture manufacturer whose line included a variety of contract seating and tables.

Logotype for an employee newsletter for the Greenpoint Bank.

Symbol for an association of business women and educators in the restaurant industry

A symbol developed for a upscale caterer in New York City

Logo for the American Institute of Wine and Food's annual wine auction.

Symbol for a NJ furniture dealer whose objective is to service their corporate clients furniture installation.

A logo for an association that represents the best interests of New York banks, by keeping them informed and united.

A symbol developed for the inhouse reseach and development department of Johnson and Johnson consumer products.

A symbol that was developed for a dining guide that rated eating healthy in restaurants.

Logo for a paddle tennis tournament sponsored by the Beacon Hill Club.

Stationery for a food consultant who primarily writes articles on restaurant dining.

A candy bar label was designed to promote and celebrate the new address of this furniture representative. They are also used in trade shows.

A variety of promotional and identity materials were created for this company that serviced architects and designers furniture installations.

Targeted to media buyers this promotion announces a change in ownership of a Minneapolis TV station. Baby spruce trees were sent to reinforce the growth theme.

A playful image was developed that could be applied to the folder, masthead and schedule in a cohesive and imaginative way.

Visualizing the theme, for your ears only, using photographic images that evoke different aspects of radio communications, an identity for the Radio Advertising Bureau was developed.

Stationery for an association of business women and educators in the restaurant industry.

Communications for an association of business women and educators in the restaurant industry.

Stationery for a NJ furniture dealer whose objective is to service their design and corporate clients.

The association represents the best interests of New York banks, by keeping them informed and united.

Communication materials for an executive search firm that does placements in the apparel industry.

To generate excitement about the upcoming $225,000 prize money at the mercury awards, a Basketball theme was used to provide a visual theme to "grab "your share.

The theme of the 12 days of Christmas is enhanced by using a CD with 12 winning Radio Spots and a poster with 12 reasons to use radio to advertise.

The warehouse and truck photographs take on an unexpected level of descriptive value in this sophisticated view of a furniture installation company. Black and white high contrast photography help create drama.

Pamphlet and stationery for a small exclusive resort in Tortola, British Virgin Islands.

Decorative image for an interior designer whose traditional approach incorporates an abundance of regal fabrics.

A unified image was developed for the communications of this prominent law firm,which produces most materials in house.

The visual emphasis was placed on their planning and teamwork capability of this company using conceptual illustrations instead of the expected warehouse and truck photographs. The brochure also uses icons that suggest planning, vision, timing and technology.

A capabilities brochure for a company that provides temporary manpower services to industry.

The name of the store is their tag line. The promotional graphics and signage emphasize the results of the products and create a call to action.

An advertisement was created to establish an image for a furniture manufacturer.

A square format, graphic cropping, produced with metallic inks and duotones create interest in this barrel folded brochure for Johnson & Johnson. The piece describes the value of this division within consumer products.

A unique presentation differentiates this brochure from the usual. The die-cut pages allow for a varied flow using either the top or bottom pages to outline the capabilities of this consultancy firm.

An intellectual property law firm, an explanation of the meaning of patents, trademarks and copyrights was used to differentiates their story. Case studies were highlighted as well as the definition and description of the firm's practice.

The visual emphasis was placed on the process, planning and teamwork capability of this company using conceptual illustrations.

Icon photo image charts and montages guide the viewer toward a greater understanding of the process of storing data and how it is achieved.

Bright colors and strong graphics set this oversized piece apart from the usual employee communications. A glossary inserted in the back pocket uses the same style spots and strong color to pull the two pieces together.

Stationery for a NJ furniture dealer whose objective is to service their design and corporate clients.

Located in the Empire City, this furniture dealer's image is tied into the activity of the city with the use of a montage of city and business images.

Archive images with surprinted hearts engage the viewer with their visual metaphors of well known sayings that include "hearts"

Archive photographs and simple verse express the coming of the new year.