Dyson Design Company

Hoppin’ on the LogoArchive trend 🤘

Here’s a handful of marks I’ve cooked up over the years. Some loud, some weird, some clean and simple. All built to do a job and leave an impression.

Got a favorite? Let me know below.

And hey — if your brand could use a fresh coat of paint, a tougher badge, or just a little more grit, shoot me a DM.

Meet Wilson.

He was one of the first bits of wildlife to greet us at our new home in Vermont. Named after his species—the Wilson’s snipe—he’s a small, chunky bird known for that long bill and camo-like feather pattern.

You’ll usually find him in the field just behind our house, hoppin’ around and squawking up a storm. After a long winter, I’m happy to report he’s back in all his glory. I’ve managed to snap his mugshot a few times… and, naturally, turned him into a linocut.

If you want your own Wilson to hang in your home, office, or even your bathroom, prints are now available on my Etsy shop.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/4499275179/wilsons-snipe-linocut-print-hand-carved?ref=share_ios_native_control

Honored to design the 50th anniversary logo for the Kaw Valley Rodeo Association—celebrating five decades of grit, tradition, and community. The goal was to create a mark that feels timeless and true to the rodeo’s roots while highlighting this major milestone. Built with heritage in mind and ready for the next 50. 🤠

This one's a bit different from my normal content. With AI becoming more and more useful by the day, I wanted to experiment and see how it handles logo critiques, design choices and brand evolution. Bottom line- hire a human that knows what they're doing. 🤘

Happy Earth Day 🌎

Dad first, designer second.
601 hand-drawn shapes—still easier than putting my 2.5-year-old to bed.

Turning a box truck into a billboard 🚚

New branded artwork and wrap design for

Need artwork or a custom vehicle wrap for your business?
Send me an email: [email protected]

Logo redesign concept for Burke Mountain 🏔️

Burke Mountain holds a special place for my family—it was the first mountain we skied in Vermont, and it’s close to home. This redesign explores a more modern look while preserving some of the timeless elements from the original logo.

Some of my favorite shots from this winter in black and white 📷