A few months ago I was contacted by a local company who was expanding their business and wanted a logo that encompassed both sides of their business. Even though logos can some times go through several rounds of revisions, it’s important that we settle on something that fits you and your business!

“When we're glued to our screens, the world looks unreal. Terrible. Not worth saving or even spending time with. Everyone on earth seems like a troll or a maniac or worse. But you get outside and you start walking and you come to your senses.”

For TOAD's summer theater camps, I decided to come up with a graphic that they could use to advertise their signups as a whole, but then when it came time to create the graphics for their performance posters, I wanted each one to be unique from the other.

The old answer to the question "what should I write?" has been "write what you know." But that's boring. It's boring to the author and boring to the reader. So instead, write (create) what you like and that's where the magic happens. It's not boring to you and not boring to your audience.