Casey Dunn Identity Identity created for Casey Dunn, an architectural photographer. The logo, which reduces his last name into forms, references the structures that are studied in each of Casey's shots, as well as the frame through which he sees each photograph. The bold, sharp feel of both logo and cards is meant to convey the crisp nature of Casey's work.

The Trail Foundation Identity Identity created for The Trail Foundation, formerly The Town Lake Trail Foundation, which serves to protect and enhance the 10 mile hike-and-bike trail at Lady Bird Lake. A bold, vibrant logo signifies a focus on the future, and a new tagline illustrates the organization's aim to bring the community together to ensure future generations with Austin's most recognized recreational area. Work created while at the Butler Bros.

Allison Hughes Identity Allison Hughes is a digital imaging artist located in Austin, Texas. She recently went out on her own, and asked for a new identity that would set her apart from the traditionally colder visuals associated with her field and highlight her personality.
Work created while at the Butler Bros.

Jay B Sauceda Website Jay B has his hands in just about everything creative (he coded this site), but his strong suit is photography. We worked together to develop a highly structured site that allows his work to be the focal point. www.jaybsauceda.com

Shapes Have Fangs Poster A simple, incredibly literal hand-pulled silkscreen poster for the band Shapes Have Fangs. The idea was to create a poster that could be sold as is as a band print, or used for a specific show by adding details in the space beside the name.
18" x 24" on off white paper.

Locust Avenue Album Packaging Packaging design for the band Locust Avenue's latest album, Three O'clock Target.

Dig Holiday Card Dig is an Austin based hardscape / landscape company co-owned by Dennis Liddy, one of the nicest guys on the planet. They were in need of a holiday card, and since shovel imagery has been used in the past I thought, "Why not combine a shovel with a candy cane?" How often do you get to do that?

Boy Scout Handbook Pitch The Boy Scouts of America invited the Butler Bros to design a pitch for the Scout Handbook and an accompanying website. We created three overall looks for the Handbook. The version shown higlights my work for the pitch.

Texans Curing Cancer This brand campaign was created to help promote the passage of the Prop 15 bill in Texas, which allocated three billion dollars in funding for cancer research and prevention.
Work created while at the Butler Bros.
Photography by Liz Kreutz.

High Fashion Home Design, print, and collateral for High Fashion Home, a Houston based home furnishings store. A furniture typeface was created using pieces from High Fashion Home, then used to illustrate the possiblities at HFH. The instore and direct mail pieces use a die cut of a sofa silhouette to reference the possibility created by 15,000 available upholstery fabrics.
Photgrapher: Adam Voorhes www.voorhes.com
Work created at the Butler Bros.