My contest-winning logo to celebrate the 50th anniversary of The Landings residential community in Savannah, Georgia. landings.org

I designed the new Sage-ing® International logo with its tag line — Wisdom and Spirit in Action — in mind. Sage-ing co-chair Brian Jones described the new logo graphic as, “the flame that burns inside all of us, and the leaf representing that moment of passing through the many seasons of our life.” sage-ing.org

The progressive arrow symbol, the inital “A,” and the wavy crossbar create a logo for the Skidaway Abigails, an organization of progressive women living in an island community. skidawayabigails.com

The Skidaway Abigails logo with a fun anniversary twist for use with all 10th anniversary celebratory event media.

“We grow community resources to create and preserve housing that is affordable to everyone.” housingsavannah.org

Four couples donated their time and culinary talents to a charity event by offering to host and prepare a brunch for 12 people. The “Brunch Bunch” logo was on the aprons, the menus, and the take-home goodies.

A high school reunion committee wanted a class-specific logo for the invitation and cool merch. This worked!

Former professional tennis player Roy Barth’s book, Point of Impact, and his website needed a logo: this one references tennis and the moment the ball hits the strings — the point of impact — all while spelling out his name. roybarth.com

In the Jewish tradition, women light the candles to usher in the sabbath or signify the start of a holiday. Candlesticks seemed the perfect feature in a logo for a Jewish women’s group.

My featuring the Talmadge Bridge in the logo design for the Savannah Philanthropic Partners, prompted the group’s founders to adopt “Bridging Community Needs,” as their new tag line. savannahphilanthropicpartners.org

In 2021, I hosted Write Away, a seminar about the ins and outs of self-publishing. The logo is a laptop that morphs into a book, and also a pen (the side of the laptop keyboard) and a pencil tip (the novel with a point).

My local beauty salon needed a logo with an updated look. The scissors in this logo are both the “V” in Village and the “a” in Hair. Immediately recognizable. villagehairdesign.net

This logo represents the strong connections among existing members of this professional women’s network, and the outreach to include other like-minded women. womens-executive-network.org

When my husband started his come-to-your-home mobile dental business, he needed a name and a logo. We came up with Resi-Dental. Perfect.

For a Washington Nationals baseball fan whose name starts with an “M,” and who treated his guests to a night at the ballpark, this seemed like the perfect bar-mitzvah logo.

My logo! My concept for a caricature of me juggling a variety of computer devices while balancing in the iconic Savannah “bird girl” pose was expertly drawn by famed illustrator Phyllis Tildes. Every so often I change the color of my clothes. The logo has aged pretty well.

I was asked by the Jewish Educational Alliance to design a new masthead for the Savannah Jewish News. That was a number of years ago but it’s still going strong.

I loved this logo I was hired to design for a local kosher caterer but it was never used. I think the business never got started.

My husband once taught a cooking course for men who don’t know how to cook. His students were all neighbors in our island community who met around the island in our kitchen. I designed this logo for his take-home recipe letterhead.

I designed this logo for The Jewish Women of The Landings for its 20th anniversary. I loved this logo; too bad the anniversary was only one year!

A logo for a photography exhibition. This design was also the cover for the exhibit’s advertising and program.

A wedding logo. A “J” and a “C” married to embrace their last name, which began with an “H.”

A local farm needed a logo and decal to identify its all-purpose property vehicles. This worked out just perfectly.

A logo for a website offering daily, 60-second diet, exercise, lifestyle, and health tips. Too bad this business never launched; the logo and website designs were fun.

I designed this logo for a golf-themed bar-mitzvah celebration. I think a sleeve of logo golf balls was a take-home gift.

In 1733, 42 Jewish people set sail from London to Savannah to settle there and found a Jewish community. They brought with them a Torah for their new synagogue. To celebrate the 275th anniversary of Congregation Mickve Israel, I designed this logo. The negative space in the book is the shape of a Torah.