When my client and friend came with a request for a logo for “Workbug”, and the idea of incorporating a ladybug, it really didn’t take much to see where this would take me:
Workbug was meant as for-hire administrative service. She was so good at it that she was offered a permanent job by a client.
Ever have fun designing something? This is how I do. A friend approached me with a special request: to design a cycling jersey for his MS150 team. Their sketch:
From that, I produced this:
From those layouts, a whole bunch of jerseys like this were made:
Let me help you with your organization’s cycling jersey design. A cyclist myself, I’m well aware of the particular needs of sublimated jersey manufacturing, and the great opportunities for eye-catching design it offers. Contact me using the link above right.
This is yet another design for a sign, where the client did not have an identity and requested my help with it. Hand-drawn lighthouse.
Many moons ago a friend wanted to launch a beach clothing company. He called it Solarena (Spanish for “sun” and “sand”, combined into a single word), and I made this logo for him:
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Branding: Chronic Cycling
Back in 2008 I toyed with the idea of making some cycling shirts that did not follow the stereotypical look most people associate with cycling wardrobe. I started a small company and called it Chronic Cycling. It proved to be quite the undertaking. From the creation of the identity, to all collateral, a website (with ecommerce capability), my idea snowballed into a demanding client of its own.
These are some of the designs that made it into production:
I’m currently focusing on creating custom cycling jerseys and technical t-shirts, and helping clients with their jersey design.