My buddy & new client, Korey McMahon, is about to launch relentless assault on the marketing world with his brand new marketing group – McMahon Marketing. The mark above is the starting point for his logo.

Website, logo, business cards, letterhead, airplane banners, signs in Times Square, gratuitous earth art (viewable from space) are all on the way.

Korey is a champion snowboarder, inbound marketing guru, business coach and all around swell guy. If you want your business to go to the top, give Korey a shout!

I knew my sister-in-law was a great mom, punishing runner, exploratory chef and fine writer. But after catching up on her blog, Wolf Shorty, I realized what an amazing writer she is. After being inspired by her writing today, I though I would whip up a logo for her. This is what I came up with:

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I jumped at the chance to donate some work to the Norman Music Festival. The organizers asked me to just come up with something with “MVP”, So I did!

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I got another chance to see The Sword perform last weekend and it almost seemed like the first time. I was fired up not only to see The Sword again, but because it was a true “Man Night.” 9 of us total rolled up to the ACM Performance Lab in bricktown. Madness ensued.

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A mark, of course! I was browsing Pentagram’s site today and noticed something interesting. The mark they created for Museum für Film und Fernsehen looks almost identical to the newest MidFirst Bank mark.

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I just finished creating this logo for the new “Be One” campaign.

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OU has needed a campus wide calendar solution for quite some time now. When we first started the office of Web Communications, back in 2007, this was one of the projects we set out to create. Now introducing.. The OU Campus Calendar!

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I designed this poster for the Iron Thistle Scottish Festival last year. These are the guys that flip telephone poles for fun and could crush your head, if they wanted!

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In my eternal struggle with web sites that provide service to their customers I have come across a pattern. Poorly constructed sites are difficult to use while beautifully constructed sites are easy to use. True statement. Right? Not so fast…

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I just jammed out this logo for OU’s Safe Ride program. Since they already have a logo they are sticking with, this one’s for sale

Green Version with some texture.

Come on in to check on the other color versions.

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