Trick Button

Here's a logo I did for the soon-to-be-open Max Porter Provisions located on antique alley. They were after a clean, classic and masculine look that could be branded across several products. The shop will have a mix of men's clothing, accessories and if all goes well, they may even have a couple paintings of mine gracing the walls (and for sale). Thanks to Cassie Livingston for coming to me with this one.

I've designed various things over the years - swim trunks, a whack-a-mole console… but this is my first sit-down arcade. If you haven't been to Okaloosa yet (311 hudson lane, monroe), you're missing out on quite the unique experience. Thanks to Jay Howell for this one.

This was a fun one. A group of local cyclists needed to brand their team - they already had a great name, just needed a logo slash illustration to go with it. This badboy went through a few revisions; if interested, visit www.trickbutton.com to see the original version which takes the gore component up a notch (or two). Thanks to Scott Greenwood for coming to me with this one.

I wish I would've written this - I've been preaching it for nearly a decade.

Why do so many brands change their logos and look like everyone else? Tech and fashion logos are becoming increasingly similar, all of them using sans serif fonts. Why do they do that? And why it doesn't make sense.