Cooper Cottages
Cooper Cottages were built in the 1930s and have been lovingly maintained over almost a century by three generations of the Cooper family. They are one of the last surviving examples of how vacationers first enjoyed the beaches of Rehoboth Beach, DE.
Reopened in July 2021, the cottages underwent a complete renovation designed to bring together the best in coastal comfort, the quaintness of the beach community, and mid-century vintage accents that honor the legacy of these historic cottages.
The brand captures the coastal location with a stylized, upscale vintage appeal in line with the renovations. In its simplicity, it evokes a nostalgia for the carefree days of less troubled times. The colors were drawn from the decor, which drew inspiration from vintage postcards of the area.
The website delivers a rich brand experience. It took its first booking while the site was still in development.
Judy Klein Design
Identity and web (in development) for an interior designer seeking a minimalist look.
Birch Forest Children’s Therapy Center
Like the parent organization, Center for Change and Healing, The Birch Forest identity takes a hopeful tone on children’s mental health.
Appealing, distinctive colors and a modern storybook approach are at the foundation of the website.
Backs are left blank on the cards to allow for a personal message.
Disability Awareness
Brand and related collateral for an organization promoting the rights of disabled persons.
The client has Cerebral Palsy and is non-verbal so all work was done online.
Also included here, the logo for the assisted living facility where my DA client lives.
Vaquita Intelligence
What do you do when your tech recruiter client’s spirit animal is a soon-to-be-extinct porpoise called a vaquita?
Here, the metaphor is leveraged to speak to prospects (not just another fish in the sea) and clients, accentuating the skill and ability (akin to the echolocation porposies use) to find the right candidate for them.