Logos

Construction company on Vancouver Island. (the logo currently in use looks a little different than the one shown here)

A video game company in Victoria B.C.

Did the logo and graveyard illustration in the background. Was a DS game I worked on.


Created a few designs for the annual Nanaimo marine festival race for a few years in a row. This one was from 1994.

Credit union bank.
The logos below this point were either done for college projects or as contest submissions to an online logo design website called Logo Tournament. These logos below are NOT in circulation but are here to show a sense of style and creativity.

An outfitter company that dealt with fishing and specialized in bow hunting, hence the arrow graphic.

Dating site that set people up for dinner dates.


Company that made online gambling sites safe.

A video game company.

An electronic keyboard company, that also produced sound equipment.

This company primarily dealt with air quality safety in the workplace.
Illustration/Background Painting

Penguins of Madagascar. Game created for the Explorer device by Leapfrog.

Winnie-the-Pooh-Kindergarten

Disney-Pixar's-Buzz-Lightyear-Preschool

Disney's-Mickey-Preschool

Disney's-Mickey-Preschool

Disney's-Mickey-Kindergarten

A proposed navigational hub for a portion of the Disney.com-website.

Learning-with-Nemo

A bg for one of many interstitial cartoons aired on the Disney Chanel, called Captain-Carlos.
Some 3D work in one of several action games in the Buzz Light Year CD Rom.

Princess and the Frog. A game for the Leapster device by Leapfrog.
Thomas the Train. A game for the Leapster device by Leapfrog.

Disney Fairies. A game for the Leapster device by Leapfrog.

X-Men. A game for the Leapster device by Leapfrog.

Stretchy Monkey background. A game for the Leapad device by Leapfrog.
Thomas the Train. A game for the Leapster device by Leapfrog.

Disney Fairies. A game for the Leapster device by Leapfrog.

X-Men. A game for the Leapster device by Leapfrog.

Stretchy Monkey background. A game for the Leapad device by Leapfrog.
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