The Brothers.
Born into an artistic family and only 11 months apart, you could say this was inevitable. One the eye, the other the hand, both talented designers who regularly blur the line between right and left brain. Known for exceeding their clients expectations. Known for solving the most difficult issues of time, art, and budget. Known by their past clients as “The Amazing Marsh Brothers”. They truly love what they do, your clients will too.
Jay. The Eye
An artist among artists. A Summa cum laude graduate of the prestigious Ringling College of Art and Design. An accomplished painter and illustrator with a limitless capacity for artistic invention. A true master of color, texture, composition and perspective. From the offices of Fortune 500 executives to the coolest Harley you’ve ever seen, Jay’s a rare blend of artist and professional. His ability to translate ideas into practical applications is the vision behind the Legendary Designs creative resource.
Client List:
Coca Cola, Cingular, Bellsouth, Georgia Power, Bill Mayer, WCW Wrestling, Ringling Circus, AFX Studio, Home Depot, Home Banc, Clive Barker, Houston Advertising, HomeLife Communities, Clearneon, Draw Success, Liberty Jones Band, Oz Publishing, Unicycle.com, Pennsylvania House Furniture, HLC Hotels, Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines International, IKBA Architects New York, NAPA/Genuine Auto Parts Corporate, Mellow Mushroom, Event Design Group, Coldwell Banker, Remax, Thornburg Mortgage, Hospice Atlanta, Ogden Design, Walk Through the Bible, The Puckett Group, Digital Picture, Holistic Design, Tongue and Groove, Wrap and Roll, Smith and Stevenson Tug, Holiday Traditions, Century Displays, The Raiford Gallery, Hart Designs, Benchmark Communications, Eclectic Electric Gallery, Wagging Tails Dog Daycare, Chisel 3D, Café Intermezzo, Starship Entertainment, The Chocolate Bar and Taylor Construction.
Alan. The Hand
A craftsman whose ability to wield a power tool is surpassed only by his knowledge of techniques and materials. At age 21 his first adventure into professional design and fabrication was a 45’ pirate ship for a local events company. Since then he’s seen his creations displayed everywhere from the Smithsonian to the New York Academy of Art and Design, to the boutique down the street. Given a budget, a form, and a function you’ll be amazed at the “how to” and the “out of” possibilities for your project. A veteran of many inventive projects, he’s no stranger to the nuts and bolts of creativity that “does” as well as it “looks”.
