The below logo was created for a local Turkey Conservation club. They wanted a mark that represented their history and cause. They are also affiliated with the NWTF and did not want their design to clash with the NWTF logo. Wild Turkey conservation groups are responsible for the resurgence in turkey populations all over the united states. See all of the declined logos below as well as some sketches. Also check out this link to support the NWTF and Wild Turkey conservation.

Ever since Steve Jobs unveiled the original iPhone, web designers and developers have been working to try and improve the web browsing experience on mobile devices. Standard practice back then was to build two websites; one for desktops and a stripped down mobile version. Even so, mobile versions were primarily used by bigger sites before responsive design became more of a standard. These generally were poorly designed and frustrating to use. Most of the time you were left viewing the desktop version and trying to tap little buttons with your fingers.

Since I started coding back in 2008, I have used tons of different applications and pieces of software. Since different designers work with various styles and workflows, I’ve found that the following works for me. Feel free to let me know what you use or if you prefer something different.