The barbecue caterer provided plenty of professional photographs for a promotional posterboard. My layout conveyed the casual elegance and handmade quality of their food and service.

I questioned whether the connection between fire and mattresses might be a tactical miscue, but the customer was very clear that they wanted a fiery phoenix in the art. The event was for corporate management, not open to customers, celebrating the company's successful return from bankruptcy.

The customer wanted a promotion that reflected the theme of an old-style Las Vegas show. I created artwork based on the format and letterforms of the Sands Hotel sign.

For the city of Kirkwood's annual summer festival I chose a look that captured the fluidity, variety, liveliness, and color of music.

The cigar smoker party featured a boxing match. No photos were available. I strove for a retro, grungy aesthetic that the customer enjoyed.

This classic-style big-band orchestra performed in a Springfield, IL, house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. I based the artwork on the stained glass window designs unique to the building.

This fashion show fund raiser used the classic Broadway musical as its theme. I used a decorative motif based on paper dolls in a nod toward the craft and practice of fashion.

Woody Guthrie sang about b-e-e-t-s, not b-e-a-t-s. Just so we're clear.

For this circus-themed event, I used scans from old carnival posters for a lively and nostalgic effect.