You’ve worked hard to build something worth noticing.
Let’s make sure people do.

Your brand deserves to be seen—and remembered.
Forgettable logos, generic swag, and boring signage can hold you back.

You’ve worked hard to build something worth noticing.
Let’s make sure people do.

I’m a designer, maker, and branding guy who helps good ideas stand out. Whether it's your logo, your gear, or the sign over your door—I’m here to craft something that feels like you and gets noticed.

This is my side-gig. But I bring serious attention to detail and creativity to every job.

How It Works (The Plan)

1. Tell me what you’re building.
Let’s chat. Whether it’s a brand, a space, or an event—I want to hear the story behind it.

2. Pick your package.
Logos, swag, or signage—choose what fits. Flat pricing, no runaround.

3. Get custom work that turns heads.
You’ll walk away with something bold, creative, and built to last.

Pinwheel Creative Services

Logo Only - $200

A quick, clean, professional logo with all the file types you need.

Brand Starter - $300

Logo, branding guide, and your first piece of swag (shirt, sticker, or hat).

Swag Pack - $400+

Everything above, plus custom-designed t-shirts, hats, stickers, etc.—ready to print.

Do you have custom needs- like signage, a book cover, formatting, or a unique swag item? Send me an email!

What People Are Saying

“I've worked with Cody on a number of projects. He can take your random ideas and create designs that represent who you are and what you want to offer. He asks insightful questions to learn about your product AND the "why" behind your business. A bonus is how he minimizes the stress and makes the process fun!”

- Dana, Hope Rises

“Created a logo for us in great time and got exactly what we wanted! Will use again.”

- Rob, MorningStar Properties

“Great looking logo for reasonable prices. Cody is great to work with!”

-Jason, E&J Heating and Cooling

  • Dana wanted a comforting logo that would inspire new life and hope for her grief care and spiritual direction organization.

  • Brian needed a logo for his man cave design and build business, and wanted something masculine and modern but with vintage flair.

  • Jason needed a straight forward, friendly and trustworthy logo to represent his heating and cooling company, E&J Heating and Cooling

  • Rob wanted some fun stickers to give to the people who rent out his AirBnB on the beach in Ponce Inlet, Florida.

  • Chris wanted an ancient, Celtic, and weathered look for the cover of his new book, Sage, that also needed to fit with the ethos of his organization, Restoration Project.

  • Rob wanted a fun image to make into stickers and put on shirts for the contractors working on the new line, Line X, at the Nestle bottling facility.

  • Allison wanted a simple logo that would communicate the artistry she weaves into each of her landscape designs, including some of her favorite flowers.

  • Restoration Project wanted a clean t-shirt design that had something to say: There is more to the story.

  • A local non-profit mentoring-meets-auto repair training wanted a logo designed based on the sketches they had come up with.

  • Allison wanted a logo for her Career Direct Consulting business that would emulate the arrow of a compass, pointing you in the direction you were made to go.

  • Chris decided he wanted to re-publish a book, Man Maker Project, with a new cover that would match the style and feel of his other book, Sage. Again, he wanted a tree icon that had a Celtic flair and wanted to match the stamped leather feel of a handcrafted resource.

  • Chris decided he wanted to re-publish a book, Brotherhood Primer, with a new cover that would match the style and feel of his other books, Sage and Man Maker Project. Again, he wanted a tree icon that had a Celtic flair and wanted to match the stamped leather feel of a handcrafted resource.

  • Cam needed several things for his organization, Holy Rollers Hot Rod Church. I digitized his logo, set him up with several swag items (t-shirts, stickers, etc) and some business cards.

  • Darron desired a book cover that would communicate the words he had passionately put on the page. I helped him with the formatting as well.

  • Amber wanted a simple icon to symbolize courage and protection, while identifying Premier Shooting Range and Training Center as one of the best at firearms training.

  • Brian needed a book cover design that would inspire readers, as well as formatting the text itself for print and as an ebook.

  • A national non-profit men’s ministry was looking for simple but strong branding for a virtual summit they were hosting.

  • The same national non-profit men’s ministry organization needed branding for their online community, the Grove Collective.

  • A local consulting company needed help with a logo, wanting something mountainous, projecting upward trajectory to their clients.

Let’s make something people won’t forget.