Poster for Stone Creek Coffee.

Poster for 91.7 FM WMSE summer fund drive campaign.

Flyers, end of the season shows for Present Music.

Milwaukee Film 2016 campaign poster. Art direction and design by Lone Shoe. Illustration by Gabriela Riveros.

Milwaukee Film 2012 campaign poster. Design and illustration by Lone Shoe.

Jim Gaffigan 10th Anniversary show poster at the Pabst Theater. Design and illustration by Lone Shoe.

Milwaukee Film 2015 campaign poster. Photography by Mark Brautigam. Copywriting by Jay Sanders.

Milwaukee Film 2011 campaign poster. Design and illustration by Lone Shoe. Writing by Charles Nevsimal.

Poster and logo study done for one of Alverno Presents shows.

Tippecanoe Library poster designed by Lone Shoe.

East Branch Library poster designed by Lone Shoe.

Milwaukee Film 2013 campaign poster. Art direction and design by Lone Shoe. Illustrations by Kristopher Pollard. Writing by Jay Sanders.

Poster studies for Nomad World Pub.

Alverno Magazine refresh, 2021. Viewed here: Two cover concepts and four internal spreads. Worked alongside Mark Brautigam on spreads of magazine.

Alverno View book, 2018. Cover art by Douglas Klauba. Viewed here: Cover and three internal spreads.

The Status of Girls in Wisconsin, 2019. Viewed here: Cover and two internal spreads.

Milwaukee Film invited me to design the 2016 campaign and I couldn't have been more thrilled to accept the invite.

With Milwaukee Film's blessing, I was allowed to locate another insanely talented artist for this year's campaign, Gabriela Riveros. I wanted to explore the unique and "wild" side of Milwaukee, and Gabi's work fit the bill. She was a pleasure to work with. Thanks, Gabi!

I will be posting more items as they are created. Items here: Poster, bus shelter, animated ad study, program book, stickers, koozies, t-shirt, billboards, social media covers, window perfs, junior posters, screenwash.

Pathways, 2022: An annual event, the team wanted to explore youth and elegance for their invitation materials and marketing.

Pathways, 2021: An annual event, the team wanted to explore a spring theme for their invitation materials and marketing. Animation by Branigan.

Identity Update, 2017: MYSO was looking for a refresh that felt youthful and playful with vibrant colors.

Annual Report, 2016: A playful, youthful, yet sophisticated approach to MYSO’s 2016 annual report. Jennifer Studebaker lent her talents on the writing.

Annual Report, 2017: I had the pleasure of photographing a MYSO student for this annual report. MYSO wanted to explore a new tagline, “Nurture, Challenge, Inspire” for the cover. The covers shown here were unpublished.

Yay! Another year of an opportunity to design for Milwaukee Film! Various campaign materials were created including a program book, postcards, passes, ads, posters, t-shirts, billboards, window perfs and more.

The campaign celebrated the beauty of the Oriental Theatre in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

And, well... WAYNE WHITE was there. Signing my postcard and standing behind my screenwash! Whoot whoot!

Thanks to Jim Phillips for the beautiful shirt printing and Orchard Street Press to their insane screenprinting skills.

Thanks again to my fab model Meg for being fierce, as usual! 

CD designs for local musicians in Milwaukee. Many thanks to Pat McCurdy and WMSE for collaborating with me on this!

Tavern jacket promoting WMSE 91.7 FM. Thank you Dave for modeling!

Tank promoting WMSE 91.7 FM Rockabilly Chili Fundraiser. Thank you Meg for modeling!

Created WMSE 91.7 FM's logo into a cross stitch pattern and cross stitched it.

Embroidered cowboy shirt promoting WMSE 91.7 FM Chicken Shack show. Thank you Lizzie for modeling!

Shirt promoting WMSE 91.7 FM Rockabilly Chili Fundraiser. Thank you Susie for modeling!

Shirt promoting 2012 Milwaukee Film Festival. Thank you Meg for modeling!

Sports scarf promoting WMSE 91.7 FM.

Shirt promoting 2015 Milwaukee Film Festival. Thank you Susie for modeling!

Shirt promoting 2011 Milwaukee Film Festival. Thank you Meg for modeling!

Messenger bag promoting 2011 Milwaukee Film Festival. Thank you Sitora for modeling!

Track jacket designed for WMSE 91.7 FM fund raising event. Thank you Susie for modeling!

Clothing tag for Mr. Jim Phillips, printed by Cranky Pressman.

Shirt promoting 2016 Milwaukee Film Festival.

Record bag designed for WMSE 91.7 FM thirty year anniversary.

Towel promoting WMSE 91.7 FM Rockabilly Chili Fundraiser. 

Shirt created for East Branch Library grand opening.

91.7 FM WMSE is always so great to work with. Here is a small collection of materials I worked on with them over the past few years.

20th Annual Rockabilly Chili Fundraiser, featuring Astro Tom.

SMASH Ale Beer Cans brewed by Company Brewing.

38th anniversary, Love Music! Inspired by their new website.

Dance Retrospective Poster for Mad Planet.

MONSTER! Hot Sauce to promote WMSE’s 2019 Rockabilly Chili Fundraiser.

35th anniversary promo stickers and even a tat!

I freaking LOVE Mindwebs. Please listen to it in WMSE’s archives. Anyway, these are some web banners I made for their site.

30th anniversary identity, record bag and poster.

Ad studies with writer Erik Radloff.

Annual Rockabilly Chili Fundraiser poster and hot sauces.

Ad studies with writer Erik Radloff.

Annual Rockabilly Chili Fundraiser poster.

Illustrations of Tom Crawford for previous annual Rockabilly Chill Fundraisers.

Ad studies with writer Erik Radloff.

Retro Blast show poster for Mad Planet.

Poster for Toki Wright show.

Coloring pages I have happily drawn for WMSE’s Annual Art & Music event.

Here is a collection of logos I have designed over the years.

Unpublished identities for Sweet Water.

Identity created for Synthesis Haircuts.

Identity created for Nimble Coffee Bar.

Identity created Milwaukee Record.

Identity for Milwaukee Film.

Identity created for Musso Creative.

Milwaukee Public Library's Tippecanoe Branch identity for their grand reopening.

Two studies for Home Fresh, freelance position with Bader Rutter.

Study for Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra.

Study for a local mindfulness practice.

Grateful Plate identity created while at Third Sector Creative.

Logo for Size 43.

Studio Mira identity for interior and landscape designer.

Identity created for hair stylist, Rick Schwalbach. He opened his own shop called Synthesis Haircuts, check out the identity I created for him at the top of this list!

Tiptoe Jenkins identity created while at Third Sector Creative.

Identity for Finder Not Keeper.

Some business cards:

Business card and identity for Milwaukee Record. Printed by MOO.

Business card and identity for Rick Schwalbach, AKA Rick the Barber. Letterpress by Czar Press.

Business card and identity for Finder Not Keeper. Printing by Studio on Fire.

Business card and identity for Size 43. Printing by Studio on Fire.

Milwaukee Film invited me to design the 2015 campaign and, well, duh, of course I said yes.

The campaign, based off of film stills, were to capture the essence of Milwaukee using local models and the city itself to tell a story. The goal was to have the stories change based off of what images I chose for the ads, posters, web ads, bus shelters, billboards, etc.

The tagline, "See What You'd Miss," is a play on seeing films you wouldn't normally have a chance to see in Milwaukee, as well as inviting patrons to discover hidden gems in our awesome City.

I worked with Mark Brautigam on the photography. I worked with Jay Sanders on writing for the tagline, "See What You'd Miss" and "MKE FLM FST" for the merch pieces.  

The poster, T-shirt (modeled by my beautiful lifelong friend, Susie Vanden Boom), bus shelters, the mammoth film booklet, and window perfs are seen here. Screenwash photographed by Jennifer Johnson. I will be adding more soon as I get items photographed.

Many thanks to the women at the Tippecanoe and East Branch Libraries for the opportunity to work on their campaign materials. It was a pleasure!

Posters, window clings (for both grand openings), brochures and t-shirts were created (pictured here), as well as a program, mugs, magnets, bookmarks and more.

Also thanks to Central Library for the opportunity to work on 2015's Poet Laureate invitation. Invites, envelopes and bookmarks were created for the event.

Magic Gardener packaging design for Valent BioSciences.

“Gimme” all-natural "Candy with Benefits” caters to the adult chocolate lover. Writer Charles Nevsimal, provided his talents.

Rockabilly Chili Fundraiser hot sauces for 91.7 FM WMSE.

Here is a series of invitation covers I worked on for The Rep’s annual Curtain Call Ball. Every year there is a different theme.

First cover shown: 2022, back to the party!

Next two concepts shown were for the 2021 Ball, which was to be held at the Summerfest grounds. The team wanted to explore the theme of Milwaukee and our Great Lake.

Next two invitation covers were created for 2020 Ball, a “British Invasion” theme.

Last cover was created for the 2019 Ball. The team wanted to keep it classy and elegant.

I of course accepted an awesome opportunity to work with Milwaukee Film on their massive film festival held every year. I had a blast illustrating this campaign. Creative genius Charles Nevsimal crafted the tag line. The ever-freaking talented Orchard Street Press screen printed the posters. 

Some other campaign materials created: print and web ads, a program book, passes, billboards, and messenger bags and t-shirts (pictured here). The majorly fabulous Jim Phillips printed the shirts and bags. Thanks to Meg and Sitora for being such lovely models. 

Milwaukee Film turned five in 2013! With the brilliant writing of Jay Sanders and lovely illustrations of Kristopher Pollard, this campaign was a load of fun to create. These posters were lovingly screenprinted by Orchard Street Press.

Window perfs and bus shelters were created (pictured here) as well as the entire campaign: print and web ads, festival passes, shirts, beer glasses, postcards, a program book and more.

Designed while at Third Sector Creative. Images below include: Annual report, billboards, Feeding America trucks, Illustration and application for annual report cover.

The kids were also insanely cute and fun to work with, in case you were wondering.