Brand Identities


The State of Georgia: Governor Sonny Perdue wanted a new identity for Georgia to be used across tourism, civic, and commercial applications. His only mandate—it had to be a peach.

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The Olympic Rings: As part of a comprehensive effort geared to uphold the simplicity, integrity and visibility of the world’s most recognized brand, the design of the Olympic rings artwork was restored to Pierre De Coubertin’s original intent.

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Atlanta BeltLine: Before all of the land and the funds were secured, before 44 different neighborhoods were canvased, before any concrete was poured, the BeltLine—one of the largest, most wide-ranging urban redevelopment programs in the United States—needed a story and and an identity.

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Uptown Atlanta: The City of Atlanta’s largest mixed-use development to connect directly with MARTA and the city’s major pedestrian trails, Uptown brings the best of Atlanta together in one distinct location. Atlanta has a Downtown, a Midtown, a Buckhead, and now, finally, an Uptown.

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2006 Torino Winter Olympic Games

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CItadel Credit Union

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The Republic of Trinidad & Tobago: Inspiring investment in an undiscovered nation

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US Virgin Islands: Returning a tourist hotspot to its cultural roots

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2006 Vancouver Winter Olympic Games | Coca-Cola sponsorship

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Benjamin Bixby: Menswear company led by André Benjamin (OutKast’s six-time Grammy-winner and Esquire Magazine's 2004 Best-dressed Man)

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Downtown Doral: Defining a town, both civic and private

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SQ5: A 25-story student housing tower adjacent to the Georgia Tech campus. Located in Atlanta's hub for entrepreneurship and tech research. We changed the same from Square on Fifth to better target student innovators.

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Codina Partners

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Valley Strong Credit Union

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