In what can truly be called a first for me (to my knowledge), one of my logo designs has been used as cake decoration. Congrats to Jackson progressive celebrities Brad "Kamikaze" Franklin and Funmi Folayan "Queen" Franklin on their recent marriage. For the reception, the groom decorated his cake with a version of the logo for Farish Street, Downtown Jackson's "little Beale St." currently under renovation. The logo was designed several years ago while I was at Maris, West and Baker, a Jackson ad agency. As I was thumbing through our weekly progressive paper, Jackson Free Press, I noticed a story on the marriage...and was surprised to see the cake adorned with the logo. Thanks to Mrs. Franklin for sending the photo of the cake to use in this post.

Here's a one-off poster illustration I did for a friend's birthday party, which of course, featured a gigantic inflatable Space Jump. Weeee. How no one was seriously injured, I will never know.

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Imagination Education, Inc.(ie) is dedicated to creating comprehensive and educational resources for today's media-savvy youth. This logo was designed to capture the essence of both discovery and play, and achieves this by allowing the "i.e." letterforms to interact in a way that demonstrates both halmarks of the brand.

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This year, Eyevox, one of the Southeast’s largest video production companies, joined forces with Mad Genius Advertising and Creative. The reslut is "Mad Genius - Creative Fusion."  For this occasion, were charged with creating a new brand experience for the company, while holding true to the former essence of the brand. The result, you see here.

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