I have had the opportunity to develop numerous identities for friends and clients over the years. Custom typography and hand lettering are a common thread in my logo design approach.

Tulsa’s Mayfest celebrated 50 festive years with a huge celebration of art, music, food, and fun! This festival required print design, web + social graphics, large-scale environmental design, and loads of directional signage.

Ray of Hope Child Advocacy Center hosts an annual fundraiser called Hops for Hope. I had the pleasure of serving on the event's planning committee for seven years where I was able to establish a recognizable brand for them. This project spans from promotional advertising and web images leading up the event, as well as signage throughout the night of the event. The sold out crowds year after year help this organization continue to help make a difference in the lives of abused children and their families. I'm honored to have played a small role in that cause.

When my favorite local donut shop asked me to help them rebrand, I couldn’t turn down the opportunity. They needed to differentiate themselves from another shop in town that had starting using a logo that was very similar to Sal’s. If you know Sal, then you know that his brand needed to exude happiness without straying too far from the national Daylight Donuts brand. Sprinkles were non-negotiable! However, they have plans to add high-end coffee in the future so they wanted to elevate the overall look and feel of their entire shop without losing their sense of fun and cheerfullness. This project included revamping their brand identity, stationery, donut box stickers, and a full remodel of the exterior of the building and directional signage.

The Voice of the Martyrs orgainzes a global prayer movement each year catled he International Day of Prayer. A short film, prayer resources and marketing materials are created for churches and individuals to host their own event.

There’s a certain magic about the 3,700 acres that was once the ranch retreat of oilman, Frank Phillips. However, until you have driven along the winding access roads, waited for the bison to cross, stared in awe at the unbelievable collection of art and visited all of the baby animals at the petting barn, you might not know what you’re missing. Everything about this ranch must be experienced in order to truly appreciate. One of Bartlesville’s most significant destinations, Woolaroc Museum & Wildlife Preserve, needed to breathe new life into their brand but it was important to honor its long-time heritage in the process. This project included simplifying their well-established logo to help readability, creating a brand guide, stationery package, brochures, rack cards, maps, social media images, and magazine ad campaign.

A small sample of large-scale design projects.

This brochure package was created to promote F&M Private Bank's variety of services. As a high-end boutique financial institution, it was important for this piece to reflect it's customers' discerning taste. We utilized foil and blind embossing to set it apart from the crowd. 

When one of your best friends takes the leap to start her own event design business, you jump at the chance to create her logo. We collaborated for the perfect mark that reflects her beautiful design style and her rustic flair. A match made in heaven!

A complete event design was created for a night of fun at the best party of the year! Price Tower Arts Center’s 2019 Tower Gala was one of the most successful fundraising events for the center. The design was inspired by the mural found in the Taliesin Room of Price Tower.

I jumped into this project midway through the front-end development process of this app featuring a searchable grave database and map. The general look and feel had been established but the icons needed to be built and refinements made prior to passing it off to the programming team. Once the back-end work was completed, I worked with them to address any issues that arose in functionality.

The logo for Hill Dermatology was a unique challenge in that my friend, Dr. Tamara Hill hoped to create a brand that encompassed many aspects of her life and profession. She is a wonderful dermatologist who loves Jesus and country life. If you look closely you will see that I was able to pull off a rather simple mark while incorporating a hill, spur, cross and the letter H. The orange is perfect for Dr. Hill because she's a big OSU fan, but also because it speaks to her bubbly personality and friendliness.

The Inaugural Cottage White Party celebrated the first year of a new ministry in Bartlesville, Oklahoma whose mission is to offer hope, love and life to pregnant women. It was an honor to carry the design throughout the event from the invitation to the place settings. I look forward to being part of this ministry in the years to come!

In an effort to reduce incorrect items being placed in recycling carts and cut costs associated with sorting out these items, Walsh was asked to create an ad campaign to educate the Tulsa Authority for the Recovery of Energy (TARE). An overwhelming number of items are recyclable, therefore we chose to simplify the message and ask Tulsa Refuse customers to focus on the top four items that should be placed in their blue recycle carts – aluminum cans, cardboard, plastic containers and glass bottles.

The Case for Support was developed as a tool to aid in development efforts for Price Tower Arts Center in Bartlesville, Oklahoma. It utilized compelling growth figures and striking imagery of Frank Lloyd Wright’s only realized skyscraper.

There's always an open chair for the women served by The Cottage. Their work on the mobile unit providing free pregnancy tests and ultrasounds, offering housing to new moms in unsafe situations and helping them to secure resources and training for life + parenting resonated with my whole being. It certainly didn't hurt that my BFF is the Executive Director either! Being arm-in-arm with this organization is life-changing.

I had a lot of fun developing this hand-lettered, illustrative brand identity and product packaging design for The Prairie Gypsies Homemade Catering while in college. It's still one of my favorite projects!

When our local boutique celebrated their first birthday and grand re-opening in a new location, I had the honor of creating a few signage pieces and a promotional card for the event. Sip, sip, hooray for my friends at the most darling boutique in Bartlesville, The Cottage Door!

During my time at 66 Federal Credit Union (now Truity Credit Union), my team and I developed this brand campaign. The concept was that 66FCU will be with it's members through all of life's biggest moments, whether that is buying a new car, getting married, having a baby, purchasing a home, or retiring comfortably. At 66FCU you are truly a member for life

This is a small selection of the series of print and web advertising developed for CFI Trucking.