A high school project required carving a piece of linoleum and rolling ink across to create stamped art. While one of the stamps was entered into the Arlington Museum of Art's Student Art Exhibition, unfortunately none of the original inked stamps have survived.

A moment of inspiration struck one Halloween that lead to this original project that was also entered into a pumpkin carving contest.

A highlight of the Tasty Coffee Branding Assignment, this technique of carving and burning the design into the wood grain has become a staple of JMF.

In need of a custom drink koozie for a family vacation, JMF was obliged to create a quick, keepsake design.

Anniversary gift for the in-laws.

At the client's request of having daisies as the theme of their wedding invitations, JMF hand-drew the daisy background for both the invitations and the thank you cards before designing the typography. JMF was also able to provide printable files and printing advice to the client who lives in Salt Lake City.

Everything you see is originally designed and hand-crafted by the artist. This project involved giving an identity to a fictitious non-profit organization that mails a paper airplane package to ill children who are confined to a hospital. The entire kit was designed and assembled as a class assignment.

This anniversary gift was designed, carved, and burned into a piece of cedar wood.