Restaurant menu I created for DJ’s Pizza in Huntsville, AL. This was a laminated tri-fold done in Adobe Photoshop and InDesign. I also shot and edited all of the photos of the menu items.

This is a logo I designed for a friend who creates and sells firearms and related accessories.

Pimento Cheese food packaging and marketing graphics I created for The Chef & His Wife

Every year I create the graphics for Rocket City Summerfest, which serves as the annual reunion event for Space Camp. The weekend full of activities is capped off by an outdoor concert, and this is the logo and stage graphics I came up with for the 2018 event.

The US Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama is the birthplace of America’s space program and home to Space Camp, where I was a 4-time alumni as a teenager and Right Stuff Award winner.

A new client came to me asking for a fun, playful logo for her pet sitting business, Animal Quackers. I was very pleased with how well this one turned out.

Space Camp celebrated its 35th anniversary in 2017, and the alumni association asked me to create a logo for their scholarship fund drive. The logo I came up with shows two children touching a star that represents Space Camp. The path of the rising star leads the eye down to the “Drive To 35” message with the years below that.

The second image shows some of the graphics I created to go along with the fund drive, with a Saturn V as the measuring gauge showing the donation levels.

The final image is the 35th anniversary lockup I created with the existing Space Camp logo.

The US Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama is the birthplace of America’s space program and home to Space Camp, where I was a 4-time alumni as a teenager and Right Stuff Award winner.

Logo and t-shirt designs for April Henry, a singer-songwriter based out of Los Angeles, California.

This is a logo I did for Apollosaturn.com, a historical reference website dedicated to the hardware used in NASA’s Apollo program. The client needed an image that was technically accurate that could pass the critiques of his scrupulous clientele. I incorporated the Saturn V artwork from the T-Minus beer packaging that I had originally created for the US Space & Rocket Center, and modified it to fit this new layout.

This later spawned a Saturn IB variant, and was made into patches, stickers and t-shirts.

This is my vector drawing of the Saturn V rocket, done in Adobe Illustrator. This artwork was originally created and used on the T-Minus beer packaging and label that I did for the US Space & Rocket Center, but I thought it should also be made into a poster. The last image is a photo of a framed print that was signed by Apollo astronauts Fred Haise, Jim McDivitt, Richard Gordon, Michael Collins, Al Worden, Dave Scott and Charlie Duke.

My friend Czarina asked me to design a logo for her non-profit organization that sends Native American girls from the desert southwest to Space Camp. I based my design off of Leonardo Davinci’s famous “Vitruvian Man” illustration. The design shows a Native American girl in both her home environment of the desert, as well as in space above the Earth. The three stars represent the three Space Camp programs, and also reference the stars used on the Space Camp logo.

My logo/embroidered patch design to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Apollo moon landings. The design incorporates elements from the original NASA emblem for the Apollo 11 mission that landed the first astronauts on the moon. I drew this by hand in Adobe Illustrator and have about 70 hours in just the astronaut figure alone. Scroll down for more detail.

NASA creates a logo or “patch” for every thing they do. They asked me to create this emblem for their ground systems teams responsible for launching rockets from Kennedy Space Center, Florida.

This is a vector portrait drawing I did of my friend Kristy Collins in Adobe Illustrator. I believe it took me about 12 or 14 hours to create.

This is an illustration I did in Photoshop for the Jimmy Buffett song, “Tin Cup Chalice.” This was for a YouTube video thumbnail image.

This is a banner illustration I did for Buds Sports Bar for their Super Bowl party in 2013. This was also made into t-shirts.

Vector drawings of the proposed Space Launch System (SLS) Block I rocket with Orion spacecraft, which includes the racing stripes from the 2016 concept. In the last image, I’ve included the original paint scheme that was based off of the Apollo Saturn V. I created these drawings using Adobe Illustrator.

When the Space Camp Alumni Advancement Board was established in 2014, their first task was to raise the money needed to bring the Gulfstream Shuttle Training Aircraft (STA) to the Rocket Center for display and preservation. I was asked to design a logo for the campaign. I produced many different layouts and solutions for the board to choose from. The selected design was sold on t-shirts, posters and patches to help raise money for the display.

The US Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama is the birthplace of America’s space program and home to Space Camp, where I was a 4-time alumni as a teenager and Right Stuff Award winner.

Every year I get to design the poster advertising the concert that the Rocket Center puts on for Summerfest. This concert takes place outside, usually in front of the Space Shuttle “Pathfinder” display. This is the poster for the 2017 event that featured cover band Party Of The Year, a side project of the Black Jacket Symphony.

The US Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama is the birthplace of America’s space program and home to Space Camp, where I was a 4-time alumni as a teenager and Right Stuff Award winner.

Part of the annual Summerfest event at the Space & Rocket Center is the Space Camp Hall of Fame dinner and induction ceremony. For this, I created this pop-up banner stand with the Hall of Fame logo and a vector illustration of the Rocket Center that I created in Adobe Illustrator. This design gets updated every year.

The US Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama is the birthplace of America’s space program and home to Space Camp, where I was a 4-time alumni as a teenager and Right Stuff Award winner.

The Rocket Center teamed up with local Huntsville brewery Yellowhammer to produce a Tang-flavored, space-themed beer called T-Minus. Proceeds from the sale of this beer would go towards Space Camp scholarships for kids. So the Rocket Center asked me if I would design the label for it. Since a lot of this beer would be consumed underneath the Saturn V at the Rocket Center’s weekly Biergarten event, it was a no-brainer to make the Saturn V rocket the centerpiece of the design. Since the beer is a Tangerine Kolsch, I made the moon behind the rocket a tangerine, and incorporated the Yellowhammer logo into that. The design and the beer was a big hit, and it quickly became the brewery’s top-selling beer.

The US Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama is the birthplace of America’s space program and home to Space Camp, where I was a 4-time alumni as a teenager and Right Stuff Award winner.

I joined an online community of space enthusiasts in 2013 and they didn’t have a logo. So I took it upon myself to create one for them. At that time, I had been studying the trending “hipster style” of logo design, and since this group was called Space Hipsters, I decided to take a stab at it and see what a hipster-style Space Hipsters logo might look like. And this is what happened.

In 2015, much to my surprise and everyone else in the group, a photo of the Space Hipsters logo floating on board the International Space Station was posted in the online forum. This would be the first time one of my designs had ever been flown in space!

The last image is a Mars-themed variant I did of the logo for a special group promotion.

The leader and founder of The Mars Generation is Astronaut Abby, a young college student and aspiring astronaut. She hosts a regular web series on YouTube called “Ask Abby”, where she takes questions from viewers and answers them in ways that are fun and entertaining for kids. I have been working with The Mars Generation to create thumbnails and other graphics for the YouTube site to help promote the series.

So here we have the banner for her YouTube channel, and below that, the thumbnail for an Ask Abby episode where she answers “When Are We Going To Mars?”

The Mars Generation is a non-profit aiming to educate and excite young people about human space exploration and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math).

Every year, The Mars Generation selects and recognizes 24 young adults under age 24 as “Leaders and Innovators in STEAM”. I was asked to design a special logo that would be made into patches, and given to the award winners. I chose the rectangular shape so that it would look more like a badge than an insignia.

The Mars Generation is a non-profit aiming to educate and excite young people about human space exploration and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math).

I was asked by The Mars Generation to create a logo for their 2-year anniversary in 2017. I sought to capture the excitement of a manned mission to Mars by showing an astronaut on the Martian surface, and a NASA SLS rocket. The two stars in the sky are for each anniversary year.

The logo design was later made into limited-edition patches and t-shirts for fundraising.

The Mars Generation is a non-profit aiming to educate and excite young people about human space exploration and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math).

This is a show flyer I created for the client to promote my clients gig with Scott Page of Pink Floyd at the Hard Rock in Denver.

Thomas Claxton is an indie award-winning musician and songwriter out of Savannah, Georgia.

Rock ‘N’ Sav was a music festival my client put together. He asked me to design the logo, flyer, tickets, t-shirts and a 6’ x 4’ banner for it.

Thomas Claxton is an indie award-winning musician and songwriter out of Savannah, Georgia.

Thomas has a side project called The Myth. They’re a full band that plays on holidays and for special events. This patriotic variation of The Myth logo was created to promote an Independence Day show.

Thomas Claxton is an indie award-winning musician and songwriter out of Savannah, Georgia.

Here’s a poster I designed for one of Thomas’ many fundraiser shows. This one raised money for a sick child’s kidney transplant.

Thomas Claxton is an indie award-winning musician and songwriter out of Savannah, Georgia.

A poster I designed for Thomas’ solo show at the Hard Rock Cafe in Orlando, Florida. Thomas regularly performs at Hard Rock’s on both the East and the West Coast.

Thomas Claxton is an indie award-winning musician and songwriter out of Savannah, Georgia.

A musician client asked me to design a logo for use in promoting his solo acoustic rock shows. He asked that it incorporate an acoustic guitar. So I came up with this neon sign idea where his name forms the shape of the guitar.

Thomas Claxton is an indie award-winning musician and songwriter out of Savannah, Georgia.