An on-line application for marketing based on the ripple effect of word-of-mouth advertising.

The Emmanuel Academy of Beverly HIlls (EABH) is a Judaic institution made up of five schools covering the growth and development of children from toddlers to teenagers and including a religious school. I developed a playful series of logos to individuate each school as well as to emphasize their philosophic continuity.

CIty of Lights / CIty of Angels is a French film festival (COLCOA) based in Los Angeles and sponsored by the DGA, the WGA, and the French Film Consulat. The festival was created to faciliate exposure of contemporary French films to American distributors as well as tothe public. The logo is reminiscent of a passport stamp.

The Collective Music & Media Group is a collaboration of composers who score for film and television. Their logo is derived from the inner ear and sound waves. Embossing the logo expresses how the best scores are felt not heard.

Flying Colors Productions is an independent film company based in Los Angeles created by two brothers. The braille, which spells out "Flying Colors", is a nod to one of the brothers who was born blind.

start-thinking is a full-service marketing, advertising and public relations firm in Kansas. The logo supports the playful thoughtful nature of the company. I utilized a series of brain twisters on the back of the cards to intrigue potential clients.

Cindy Green provides sponsorship and event marketing services with a focus on film festivals and cause-related events. Client roster includes Variety, The American Film Institute, Conde-Nast, IFP/ West and the Santa Barbara International Film Festival to name a few.

Marine Street Films was an independent film production company with offices right off the beach in Venice, California, on... Marine Street.

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) is an encyclopedic and historic institution for art and culture. It's Los Angeles' Metropolitan. A core mark was developed from the "C" to express the museum's mission to serve the public. The tagline was developed to extrapolate on the idea.

Torrid is an edgey junior plus-size sportswear company, and subsidiary of Hot Topic, located in malls across the country. To give the logo an edgier rock-n-roll feel, the company's name was slanted for energy, the pink was dialed to vibrate, and the company's original Burning Heart was revived in all its glory.

An on-line application for marketing based on the ripple effect of word-of-mouth advertising.

Homeowner's handbook of business referrals.

Holiday look for Torrid.

Denim program for Torrid.