Happy Holidays, everybody!

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Logotype and mark for LifeSafety Power; the company is dedicated to upholding the responsibility of providing quality equipment to the lifesafety industry.

Logo (along with a stationery system) for 2MinuteMe, Inc., a new company that aids student/applicants and admissions officers in the college admissions process.

New logotype and business card design for Chapman Services, LLC, a diverse company in South Carolina.

Graphic tagline for FTS Strategics, LLC, the company whose mark is below.

Mark for a new company that assists clients in creating a map to their goals and empowers those individuals to achieve them.

Coming soon! Another volume of poetry (actually two new volumes) from the author of the best selling Poetic Moves While Doctoring.

Mark and logotype for a new, small publishing venture. I think the name tells you its focus.

Combination of scanned original watercolor art—with antique clip art and type added electronically: bulletin cover art for Holy Week 2009, Christ Church, New York City.

Christmas Greeting for 2008.

"Electronic Collages" created for the 2008 Book of Advent Reflections, the Christmas Concert and Sunday morning Advent worship service bulletin covers for Christ Church, New York City.

Mark and logotype for a young entrepreneur's new company that provides musicians the services of copying, arranging and transcription of scores.

A recent collage entitled Blood and Lust created for a private collection—not on a book cover this time. (More of those later.)
An interesting departure from the earlier works. Real blood from a wound.

A "book cover" collage that was up for auction at Christ Church, New York City, last May.
Titled From Architectural Digest, as all of the elements were gleaned from the May 2008 issue.

Poster and postcard mailing for Princeton Pro Musica's performance of Benjamin Britten's War Requiem, being performed in the spring.

The cover for a new cookbook produced by the United Methodist Women at Christ Church, New York City.
If you are in New York, you should stop by and see the magnificent sanctuary mosaics that inspired the name of this book. The church is located on the northwest corner of Park Avenue and Sixtieth Street.

Logotype for guess what? A new consulting firm. They zero in on whatever you need them for.

Three covers from Holy Week 2008 at Christ Church, New York City. I call them "electronic collages:" elements drawn from an old book cover, music from an 1871 copy of the Protestant Episcopal Church Hymnal, and antique clip art.

Number two in a series of five: bulletin cover art for Advent 2007, Christ Church, New York City.
Photos are from the Hubble Telescope and music scanned from an old 1940 Protestant Episcopal Hymnal.

Artwork for "A Concert for Peace and Reconciliation" presented by Princeton Pro Musica.

Another old-book-cover-as canvas collage, commissioned as a present from one friend to another.

This is another original collage done on an old book cover as a canvas. Created for a special friend as a present.

Invitation/logo for a cocktail party on 07/07/07. Don't you wish you'd been invited?!

These are two cover designs for Management Offsite manuals for Atlantic Trust, a private wealth management firm with offices across the country.

Series of bulletin cover designs for Holy Week/Easter 2006; Christ Church, New York.

Another series of Advent (2005) bulletin cover designs for Christ Church, New York.

This is a logo that was designed to commemorate the new millennium in New York City. The searchlights create the Roman numerals "MM" for the year 2000; multicolored confetti contrasts against office windows of the Big Apple.

These are two letterhead designs (only one element of complete stationery packages): the first for a landscaping business that specializes in designing and maintaining gardens in smaller spaces like courtyards and terraces.
The second design is for a new sign company in New York City

Ruby Harmon is a pediatrician practicing in New York. She is also a quite accomplished poet. I recently designed this book cover for her. It is the first in a planned series.

Diane Eichenbaum is an excellent astologer who has recently returned to Dallas, after years of living in New York and Florida. This is a business card I designed for her, printed on both sides. It is printed on a light blue paper with silver sparkles in it—perfectly capturing the starry skies.