New book alert! OSINT: The Authoritative Guide to Due Diligence is an in-depth guide packed with resources and real-life examples on how to utilize open-source intelligence (OSINT). Shown here are some of the interior pages of this book that I formatted; each chapter is filled with detailed explanations, case studies, interesting sidebars and key takeaways from the author. Find the book here on amazon.com.

The seasonal series continues: new banner artwork for Hello Resident’s May newsletter and calendar. 

Poster graphics for Hello Resident.

This sweet artwork was made from a photo and digitally enhanced for a watercolor look. Guests will remember this welcoming entry at Earthbox Inn & Spa when receiving this cute notecard in the mail. 

This sell sheet highlights the services of SaaS Editor, a software company that accelerates client engagement by easily personalizing documents. The new logo infers cloud technology and ease of editing, the workflow chart clearly communicates the process, and the "get a quote" button gives the customer a call to action.

I just re-ordered these cards for Stacey's Hair Design and remembered how fun it was to work on the branding, with the colorful stripes evoking strands of hair in all it's varied forms. 

I'm working on a new calendar and newsletter series for Hello Resident, featuring mid-century color palettes, fonts and graphics. It is so fun to work on this series and it will be ready to go by the new year. Plus, it seems fitting that January starts on a Sunday in 2023! : )

Cover and interior pages for The Lost Ship, marketed as a middle grade novel, but interesting and educational for all ages. 'Print on Demand' has opened up new possibilities for authors, allowing independent book publishing and distribution.
[book is for sale on amazon]

This pet registration brochure provides dog rules and resources for you and your pet while staying at Earthbox Inn & Spa. Be sure to meet Louis (the Earthbox dog) if you visit!

After a few years, it makes sense to look at evolving your brand to keep content looking new and interesting. Color can do just that! The new Earthbox palette keeps it's core brand colors, but swaps others for a fresh new look.