This design took a light colour palette shift to contrast from the ‘den lighting’ setting that is the restaurant ’s ambiance when dining.

And below is the Dinner (2 Fold) Menu :

I dig this logo because I captured how I feel West Texas has put grit into my character when it comes to independent film and what it takes to be a “have gun will travel” kinda mentality like the old west… just were shooting film LOL

I thought this logo was VERY successful…
Its too bad they - the society - didnt use it much, my Company gave so much to this effort I feel we didnt recieve the level of collaboration the local community deserves in terms of proper awareness for the film industry and it’s impact on Texas and west texas out here…

… and of course later after it all but shriveled and died away, we were a critical part of winning the Tribeca film festival too… even more reason why not us but the WORK should had been recognized …

… about the work …

 Rachel’s Challenge
Winner of the Summer 2005 Amazon.com/Tribeca Film Festival Short Film Competition

Rachel’s Challenge was originally concieved as a segment from the pilot episode of an attempted television series; Everyday Heroes.

Everyday Heroes is about ordinary people doing extraordinary things to help other people or overcome tremendous odds.

Everyday Rachel would challenge herself to do something nice or compassionate for someone. Rachel Scott was a true Everyday Hero.

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but more than anywhere else you see the hollywood bust here in this industry more than anywhere LOL thats why it IS what it IS …

I am proud of this design solution because I did it in a matter of 2 hours from reviewing the content provided and laid it out so it was digestible. I think it’s really cute and effective for what it is…

A New Telecomm Company was starting up and I designed this logo and this card to speak to their cellular/internet/cabletv bundled packaged services…