Created typographic brand mark for Connect, a software/hardware company that connected hardware and software in ways that hadn't been explored at the time. Their primary product was developing a connection between hand-inventory scanners that could wirelessly upload and record inventory counts as they were being taken from the warehouse floor. Logo was created in the early '90s, and was crafted by hand, cutting apart the typography, aligning to an invisible grid, and cleaning up stats for final use. Materials included stationery, product pages, folder, software guide binder and pages, newsletters, and more. Was recognized in The 100 Show, American Center for Design (now The Society of Typographic Arts).