Stephen Zarra

What started as a joke amongst friends became a fun logo for AFM racer Jose Flores, #28.

The requirements? "Needs to have a jalapeño on a motorcycle. Oh, and should say Burn Twice"

Just don't ask him how "Burn Twice" relates to jalapeños..

It was fun to visualize this clever play on words for AFM racer Vincent Giovanini, #961. 

We then turned these into stickers for his vehicle, trailer, and race bikes.

Rebranding effort for Saul Mora's Indie-Dev podcast as it quickly gained traction.

T-shirt template we put together so he could be prepared for the next conference.

This was my donation to a non-profit. She raises funds for charities that relate to the motorcycle road racing community by tempting your sweet tooth. I only wish I could live off these cupcakes...

This little gem was created as a way for me to showcase a big change I made a few years ago. It showcases my growth as I changed my last name from Ives to Zarra; to honor my father.

Since my mother took his name when I was very young, I have spent much of my life answering questions like "is he your real dad" and "are you adopted?" When the time came that I considered whether or not I would have kids, it dawned on me that I wanted to follow tradition and pass on my father's name. 

Rebranding effort for Motorcycle Suspension Expert, Dave Moss. I've helped him with everything from altering his logo to designing the shape of his promotional stickers and even designing (and applying) a wrap for his Coaching Bike.

See more of what Dave is up to.

A small town saloon wanted a modern logo that still looked like it could be an actual branding iron. Something we can expect to see in the near future being used in the restaurant.

A hardworking, middle school, co-ed team of soccer players certainly deserve a strong crest for their club.

Thanks to Paul Ballweber for giving me the chance to help promote sports in school.

Alternate version of their logo for the lucky kids that get to celebrate their birthday with Soccer Buddies, designed specifically for t-shirts and sweaters.

Fun logo for a medicinal shop in Colorado Springs, CO. The mountain is a likeness of the town's ever famous Pike's Peak, of the Rocky Mountains.

As far as I can tell this company is no longer in business. Which is a shame because this is one of my favorite logos i've been able to design.

Around the paddock, he is known as Gas Can Racing. Forget to fill the race bike one time, and these people don't let you live it down. Ironically, he argues the "GC" is because those are his initials.

Personal trainer needed some branding for herself.