Schenley Class of 2004

Schenley High School, established in 1916, has a rich history as one of Pittsburgh's most storied educational institutions. Known for its distinctive Gothic architecture and its role in shaping the lives of countless students over the decades, Schenley has been a beacon of academic excellence and community spirit. 

I recently completed a project for the Schenley Class of 2004. They wanted to incorporate "Greek Letters" into some of the text, especially in the "E"s, to give it a unique touch. The design also paid tribute to their now-closed school by using its iconic photograph of the triangular shaped building. With red and black as their school colors, I crafted the website, event ticketing system, invitation, social media post, and more to reflect their legacy.

Event Planner: Shayla Hawkins Events

AMP Home Care Picnic

I recently designed the invitation for the Third Annual AMP Homecare Picnic. I integrated their signature lightning bolt for a dynamic effect and used their distinctive yellow to add vibrant pops of color throughout.

Event Planner: Shayla Hawkins Events

Bill Armentrout Memorial Car Show

Old cars and small towns are a perfect match. I was recently contacted by someone from my hometown—a little place with a population of around 2,100. They needed a new logo for the Bill Armentrout Memorial Car Show. Knowing that Bill’s favorite car was a blue Ford Mustang, I made that the foundation of my design and came up with the logo below that they will use for advertising and for making shirts.