A  high school friend of mine, Jason Van Eyk, is a doctor and was returning to Randolph county to open a practice in Asheboro.  He and his partner's primary focus is family medicine with special attention to geriatric medicine. Jason and his partners wanted a logo that was iconic and recognizable that would set them apart from the other medical professionals in the area.  After a few rounds of revisions, we settled upon the current logo that you see depicted.  It depictss a bold medical cross with the number 1 "punched" out of it (for those of you taking notes, the number 1 seemed to be the best representation I could come up with for the word "Primary"...go figure).  We've since gone on to develop postcards, signage, and a brochure that Randolph Primary Care uses in their operation.

Here is a design that is several years old and is still kicking. Surgical Associates needed a simple 1 color brand that could be spread across letterhead, business cards, appointment cards, and apparel. After a few renditions, we came to this solution which has held up over the years. I have several alternate version, but they utilize the same scalpel graphic and explore different colors and typefaces, so I left them off. I did include the embroidered "badge" version and black and white business card below in "Additional Images."

A job where I had no contact with the owner of the company, Carolina Sport and Spine is a logo concept I developed for my previous company MainSales when I first branched off. I do know the owner wanted a logo reminiscent of professional sports teams. The graphic is a abstract representation of a spine that visualizes the movement of activity. Below are additional concepts I developed for the project.

Here is a design that is several years old and is still kicking. Surgical Associates needed a simple 1 color brand that could be spread across letterhead, business cards, appointment cards, and apparel. After a few renditions, we came to this solution which has held up over the years. I have several alternate version, but they utilize the same scalpel graphic and explore different colors and typefaces, so I left them off. I did include the embroidered "badge" version and black and white business card below in "Additional Images."

A  high school friend of mine, Jason Van Eyk, is a doctor and was returning to Randolph county to open a practice in Asheboro.  He and his partner's primary focus is family medicine with special attention to geriatric medicine. Jason and his partners wanted a logo that was iconic and recognizable that would set them apart from the other medical professionals in the area.  After a few rounds of revisions, we settled upon the current logo that you see depicted.  It depictss a bold medical cross with the number 1 "punched" out of it (for those of you taking notes, the number 1 seemed to be the best representation I could come up with for the word "Primary"...go figure).  We've since gone on to develop postcards, signage, and a brochure that Randolph Primary Care uses in their operation.

Caroline Prochanu approached me to create a website for her new practice, which opens in April of 2010.  She wanted a basic site that allowed her clients to download documents that they would need for their appointments.  I included a file repository component in her content management system (CMS) which allows her to easily upload documents for her clients.

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Rejuvenation Medspa was a challengin site to get put together.  I was still working on an old platform of the content management system software that I use, so it incorporates more tables and embedded graphics than I would like to see in my current sites. The site does function well for the medspa as it delivers the information in a clean and consisten fashion.  The employees at the medspa currently maintain the information and I make occasional updates for them. One of the more challenging aspects was finalizaton of the design. I think the final logo came from a company in Thomasville, NC with the remainder of the site having my design. Rejuenation Medspa maintains offices in Asheboro and Greensboro.

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Randolph Medical Associates is a not-for-profit organization established to meet the health care needs of Randolph County with 6 locations around Randolph County - 3 offices in Asheboro and 1 office in Seagrove, Randleman and Liberty.  They are a coordinated group of doctor's that specialize in pediatrics, family practice and internal medicine. As an affiliate of Randolph Hospital, they needed a website that would be available to patients and facilitate form acquisition and patient information, geographic locations (Google Maps) and doctor details and history...and needed to look good to match!

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A local business entrepreneur approached me a few years ago to help him develop this site which he feels is the answer to our nation's health care crisis (yes...before Obama and the current insurance conundrum).  As I'm not entirely sure how the whole idea functions, I'll focus on what I know...the design.  This gentleman felt the site needed to instill patriotism (hence the flag) and be light and approachable, which I feel are conveyed rather nicely in this layout...now if we could just figure out health care....

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