Logo for an all-girls barbershop quintet, “The Beat Dolls,” hitting the Chicago music scene for Xmas ‘09. They wanted to come across as feminine without being girly, and edgy but still friendly and up-beat. They also wanted a sweet-ass logo that looks like taffeta.
My dear friends at Parallactic Consulting revamped their image with a new website and logo (which, unlike the previous logo, is not a diagram from SGL’s BA).
Logo created for Stemming.org, an upcoming personal project of Clara Raubertas. It’s a networking site for women & girls in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math), so the visual play on plants & growth was a clear choice here.
Logo designed for Open Produce, a somewhat community-effort open-source grocery store in Hyde Park.
Logo for a website that would convert any file format into any other file format, and calculate unit conversions as well.
Icon for Quote Wall, Steven and Jered’s first & final facebook app. Also, favicon: 
T-shirt design commissioned by the Franke Institute at the University of Chicago to commemorate the conference, “The Fete of Disciplines.” The graphic materials for this conference centered around a 1504 encyclopedia, the “Margarita Philosophica,” the title page of which depicts the winged embodiment of wisdom presiding over the seven liberal arts.
T-shirt commissioned by the Franke Institute at the University of Chicago to commemorate a 3-year art installation across campus by Helen Mirra. You can read about the installation, “Instance the Determination,” here: http://www-news.uchicago.edu/releases/06/060424.mirra.shtml
Alternative ideas for a t-shirt commissioned by the Franke Institute at the University of Chicago to commemorate a 3-year art installation across campus by Helen Mirra. The Franke Institute ultimately settled on a minimalist design in order to conform to the spirit of Mirra’s work, but here are two other prototype designs:
