Miller Lite requested a localized brand illustration for South Carolina for use in local Point of Sale and digital ads.

Hamm’s client request a refresh of the 60’s iconic Hamm’s mascot bear Sasha. The assignment included new illustrations of Sasha as well the 60’s Hamm’s can to support design tools. 

HMS Host is an airport concessionaire. They run bars and restaurants in airports across the country. This ask was to concept a Topo Chico Cantina for Ft. Lauderdale International Airport Terminal 3.

Utilizing the Topo Chico Brand Guidelines we concepted and rendered multiple views of what this Topo Chico Cantina Experience would look like. The images were created with Maya and Photoshop.

Coors Light requested a series of logos showcasing their support and partnership with the U.S. armed forces for use in print Point of Sale and digital pieces. 

Our Philip Morris client Nat Sherman requested concepts for a new market launch. They chose my “Essentials” concept which, through several rounds of sketches and comps became the “Authentic” campaign.

My role was not only to develop and pitch the concept but to retouch and create the Key Visuals for the final point of sale pieces.

JVM Realty requested a series of photo real 3D renders of their yet to be renovated properties to visualize the finished spaces to potential clients and future residents.

The images were created with the 3D software Maya, Blender and Arnold render with additional post production in Adobe Photoshop.

Tsingtao beer requested two large scale case displays for point of sale. One was to coincide with Lunar New Year and the other with the Dragonboat races in Cleveland Ohio.

The sketches above are the initial concept phase, which then led to the approved final renders created using Blender and Photoshop, and finally to the final art created using Adobe Illustrator.

Coors Light requested a 3D render of their holiday onesie design. They wanted an empty version as well as a version worn on a man and a woman.

The finished renders were completed using the 3D software Maya and composited with stock imagery using Photoshop.

Coors Light and TCU requested art for their Point of Sale stadium display enhancer shaped like TCU’s Amon G. Carter Stadium.

The illustration was created using Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop.

JVM Realty requested a series of photo real 3D renders of their yet to be renovated properties to visualize the finished spaces to potential clients and future residents.

The images were created with the 3D software Maya, Blender and Arnold render with additional post production in Adobe Photoshop.

These three can images are final equity brand assets that I was asked to create.

The Miller Lite can is a J. Balvin designed can for use in his partnership POS campaign.

The Coors Light can is a “slim can” that was launched and needed to match the existing 12oz and 16oz cans.

The Keystone light can was for a brand refresh.

All three can were created using Autodesk Maya and Adobe Photoshop.

JVM Realty asked for a brand refresh for their local brands.

My strategy was to unify the colors, fonts, and design elements while maintaining existing brandmarks.

We partnered for over 8 properties across the midwest.

Grey Goose requested a group of concepts sketches and renders for winter branded merchandise and permanent display pieces.

The drawings represent the round one sketches that were presented to the client and the renders are the final. The renders were created using Autodesk Maya and Adobe Photoshop.

Coors Light requested a design for their NHL branded Igloo cooler merch item. The design was so well received that they  utilized it for their national non-hockey version as well.

The mock-ups were designed in Adobe Photoshop and the final art produced in Adobe Illustrator.

Jagermeister requested concepts for a whole family of branded bar-ware and on-premise signage. The sketches are the initial concepts presented.

The finished concept renders were created using Autodesk Maya and Adobe Photoshop.

JVM Realty requested a series of photo real 3D renders of their yet to be renovated properties to visualize the finished spaces to potential clients and future residents.

The images were created with the 3D software Maya, Blender and Arnold render with additional post production in Adobe Photoshop.

Coors Light and The Las Vegas Raiders requested a concept render of a bar in the Harry Reid International Airport. They requested the bar have the same look and feel as the Coors Light bar in Las Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium. 

The renders were created using Autodesk Maya and Adobe Photoshop.

Madden Communications asked for an interior 3D render to showcase the design of their new conference room while it was under construction.

The later images are of the large scale mural they commissioned for the white board wall.

The renders were created using a combination of Blender, Autodesk Maya, and Adobe Photoshop and the wall mural was created using Adobe Illustrator.

Miler High Life and local favorite Malort teamed up for a bowling promotion and I was tasked with recreating a comp utilizing stock imagery.

Because the comp’s original photography was used without permission I needed to recreate the bowling computer as a 3D render. I then married all of the elements in Photoshop to achieve the approved look.

Keystone Light requested a T-shirt design for their race car team with driver Austin Cindric. The brief requested the car, Austin Cindric’s name, the number 2, and Austin’s signature. 

Leinenkugel’s and Johnsonville requested a series of ads promoting their partnership for the summer. Rather than an expensive photo shoot the brands opted for a photo-composite.

The images on the left are the assets utilized to create the final image in the center. The work was created using Adobe Photoshop.

This group of 3D renders showcases the variety of point of sale  pieces I regularly create for our many brands. 

Each store environment and their contents was created using Autodesk Maya, Blender, and Adobe Photoshop.

JVM Realty requested a series of photo real 3D renders of their yet to be renovated properties to visualize the finished spaces to potential clients and future residents.

The images were created with the 3D software Maya, Blender and Arnold render with additional post production in Adobe Photoshop.