Marketer

Find here a branding gallery of projects that I completed for an array of clients and partners in the beverage industry. The scope of the individual initiatives varied. Some were focused largely on graphic design but others encompassed a broad remit including recipe creation and marketing.

With enameled designs and real gold, these were designed to feel at home in their repurposed railway station.

This beer is Forbidden Root's biggest seller in the marketplace.

Poster for Two Brothers' French Country ale, named for a county in Chicagoland, inspired by the great French poster artist, A.M. Cassandre.

Another crazy Three Floyds label.

Label for Two Brothers' IPA. After shunning hoppy beers for years, they finally caved.

Logo for a Brazilian craft-adjacent beer brand.

Anniversary logo for Minnesota's August Schell Brewing Co.

Label for our flagship beer. Note the gold medal from the Great American Beer Festival.

A Danish holiday beer featuring a nisse, an annoyingly mischievous elf that's iconic for yuletide.

Proposed logo for Green Bay Distilling. Look at the map and this will make sense.

Logo for a craft brewery in small-town Missouri.

Super-fancy script for a t-shirt design.

This luscious 5 Rabbit beer one featured cherimoya, a rich and expensive and tropical fruit.

Logo for brewery near the beach on Long Island.

We're proud of our collaboration with Fernet Branca. We carefully blended botanicals for a beer with just enough of their character.

This Danish client, Ørbaek Bryggeri, wanted something that felt like global craft beer.

Logo inspired by fruit crate art for a brewery in Western Colorado.

Logo for a ginger ale that's the gold standard for a Moscow Mule cocktail.

Label for an unaged whiskey from Santa Fe. Note the barbed wire border.

Logo for Chicago's Revolution Brewing.

Vida y Muerte reminded remind people what the harvest is all about. Formulated to smell like hoja santa - a leaf with a spicy, sassafras-like scent.

I became so well known for these labels in Brazil that they named a beer label design contest after me.

A nascent beer brand in India, Kali Gori means "black white."

Since cider doesn't have well-established design norms, we just went for something zoomy and quirky.

Beer formulation and design for a classic pilsner subtly augmented by three floral ingredients.

Corporate logo for a brewing company in Eastern Nigeria.

Labels for a Brazilian blending "American craft" look with with historic Brazilian label designs, c.1900.

Label for Cervejaria Colorado for a beer made from an exotic tropical fruit.

Classic Oktoberfest label for the legacy brand, Berghoff.

Logo for a brewery in Southwest Colorado, fashioned after a park ranger patch.

One of a whole redesign for the legacy brand. We repositioned Berghoff as a value craft brand, but years of neglect meant that we couldn't save the brand.

A redesign for Two Brothers after eight years. The dual swirls are meant to convey "two-ness" and dynamism.

With enameled designs and real gold, these were designed to feel at home in their repurposed railway station.

This beer is Forbidden Root's biggest seller in the marketplace.

Poster for Two Brothers' French Country ale, named for a county in Chicagoland, inspired by the great French poster artist, A.M. Cassandre.

Another crazy Three Floyds label.

Label for Two Brothers' IPA. After shunning hoppy beers for years, they finally caved.

Logo for a Brazilian craft-adjacent beer brand.

Anniversary logo for Minnesota's August Schell Brewing Co.

Label for our flagship beer. Note the gold medal from the Great American Beer Festival.

A Danish holiday beer featuring a nisse, an annoyingly mischievous elf that's iconic for yuletide.

Proposed logo for Green Bay Distilling. Look at the map and this will make sense.

Logo for a craft brewery in small-town Missouri.

Super-fancy script for a t-shirt design.

This luscious 5 Rabbit beer one featured cherimoya, a rich and expensive and tropical fruit.

Logo for brewery near the beach on Long Island.

We're proud of our collaboration with Fernet Branca. We carefully blended botanicals for a beer with just enough of their character.

This Danish client, Ørbaek Bryggeri, wanted something that felt like global craft beer.

Logo inspired by fruit crate art for a brewery in Western Colorado.

Logo for a ginger ale that's the gold standard for a Moscow Mule cocktail.

Label for an unaged whiskey from Santa Fe. Note the barbed wire border.

Logo for Chicago's Revolution Brewing.

Vida y Muerte reminded remind people what the harvest is all about. Formulated to smell like hoja santa - a leaf with a spicy, sassafras-like scent.

I became so well known for these labels in Brazil that they named a beer label design contest after me.

A nascent beer brand in India, Kali Gori means "black white."

Since cider doesn't have well-established design norms, we just went for something zoomy and quirky.

Beer formulation and design for a classic pilsner subtly augmented by three floral ingredients.

Corporate logo for a brewing company in Eastern Nigeria.

Labels for a Brazilian blending "American craft" look with with historic Brazilian label designs, c.1900.

Label for Cervejaria Colorado for a beer made from an exotic tropical fruit.

Classic Oktoberfest label for the legacy brand, Berghoff.

Logo for a brewery in Southwest Colorado, fashioned after a park ranger patch.

One of a whole redesign for the legacy brand. We repositioned Berghoff as a value craft brand, but years of neglect meant that we couldn't save the brand.

A redesign for Two Brothers after eight years. The dual swirls are meant to convey "two-ness" and dynamism.

With enameled designs and real gold, these were designed to feel at home in their repurposed railway station.

This beer is Forbidden Root's biggest seller in the marketplace.

Poster for Two Brothers' French Country ale, named for a county in Chicagoland, inspired by the great French poster artist, A.M. Cassandre.

Another crazy Three Floyds label.

Label for Two Brothers' IPA. After shunning hoppy beers for years, they finally caved.

Logo for a Brazilian craft-adjacent beer brand.

Anniversary logo for Minnesota's August Schell Brewing Co.

Label for our flagship beer. Note the gold medal from the Great American Beer Festival.

A Danish holiday beer featuring a nisse, an annoyingly mischievous elf that's iconic for yuletide.

Proposed logo for Green Bay Distilling. Look at the map and this will make sense.

Logo for a craft brewery in small-town Missouri.

Super-fancy script for a t-shirt design.

This luscious 5 Rabbit beer one featured cherimoya, a rich and expensive and tropical fruit.

Logo for brewery near the beach on Long Island.

We're proud of our collaboration with Fernet Branca. We carefully blended botanicals for a beer with just enough of their character.

This Danish client, Ørbaek Bryggeri, wanted something that felt like global craft beer.

Logo inspired by fruit crate art for a brewery in Western Colorado.

Logo for a ginger ale that's the gold standard for a Moscow Mule cocktail.

Label for an unaged whiskey from Santa Fe. Note the barbed wire border.

Logo for Chicago's Revolution Brewing.

Vida y Muerte reminded remind people what the harvest is all about. Formulated to smell like hoja santa - a leaf with a spicy, sassafras-like scent.

I became so well known for these labels in Brazil that they named a beer label design contest after me.

A nascent beer brand in India, Kali Gori means "black white."

Since cider doesn't have well-established design norms, we just went for something zoomy and quirky.

Beer formulation and design for a classic pilsner subtly augmented by three floral ingredients.

Corporate logo for a brewing company in Eastern Nigeria.

Labels for a Brazilian blending "American craft" look with with historic Brazilian label designs, c.1900.

Label for Cervejaria Colorado for a beer made from an exotic tropical fruit.

Classic Oktoberfest label for the legacy brand, Berghoff.

Logo for a brewery in Southwest Colorado, fashioned after a park ranger patch.

One of a whole redesign for the legacy brand. We repositioned Berghoff as a value craft brand, but years of neglect meant that we couldn't save the brand.

A redesign for Two Brothers after eight years. The dual swirls are meant to convey "two-ness" and dynamism.