logo and associated
branding visuals

ZipRealty, Inc.

ZipRealty has grown to be the most visited real estate broker web site in the United States.

Working with Landor toward a larger brand stategy, I created the visual brand in-house. The new visual identity reflects the company's personality by breaking the mold established by traditional real estate companies.

One Book One Marin is part of an international One Book movement which encourages an entire community to read the same book at the same time and participate in discussion groups.

Multiple concepts were created connecting the idea of a single book with the iconic Marin County peak of Mount Tamalpais.

The logo that was chosen (top left) tied together the various print publications supporting the effort as well as the program's online presence.

The blue and green color scheme was also used to create a consisant look for the effort.

Working with expo, event, and large format film veterans, I was asked to create a visual identity for a proposal to the State Department.

Developed for a web site promoting the United States Pavilion at Expo 2005 Aichi in Japan, the elements include a United States flag as well as re-arranged segments of the Expo 2005 logo.

The arc shapes come together to create a snow-capped mountain range and clouds, emphasizing the exposition's theme of "Nature's Wisdom."

Green Options, a producer of various vegetarian foods, approached me to design a new identity for their products.

The upper right logo was eventually chosen and used on a wide variety of food items.

Based on the flag of San Francisco, the logo was created to promote the concept of a San Francisco Pavilion at Expo 2010 in Shanghai, San Francisco's sister city.