Tom White is currently working on a large series of antique map and architecture motifs with a subtly modern flare. “It's quite ironic (and fulfilling) to use the most contemporary digital tools to update antiquity,” remarks Tom. (more)

Tom White gets maximum impact from just two colors in this logo for The Press Room in downtown Asbury Park, NJ, the coolest new bar/music venue with deep roots in the venerable history and contemporary scene of rock n' roll. (more)

As Tom White will be the first to tell you, it is NEVER too early to start thinking about Super Bowls yet to come. Source Communications commissioned him to design the logo for the Super Bowl 2014 Host Committee campaign, to be held in New York–New Jersey in the MetLife (Meadowlands) Stadium. (more)

Tom White created these digital digits for Alberta Venture magazine - The Venture 100, a special issue of the region’s top 100 companies. Tom took a fresh approach to the design of the number 100, which is used often on magazine covers. (more)

For Tom White, and the marketing gurus at Radio City Music Hall, Christmas is VERY early this year, as usual.  Tom explains, “Starting this August, the Radio City Christmas Spectacular is being advertised all over Times Square. Putting a show on this grand is a big undertaking; the branding for the show begins a year in advance!” (more)

Tom White strikes the perfect balance of art and science with this cover image for Quantum HealthCom OBG Management magazine, to illustrate a feature on vitamin D and osteoporosis. (more)

Tom White had great fun creating this attention getting poster image for a fundraising event for Big Brothers Big Sisters of New Hampshire. All the participants are to run a foot race wearing ultra high heel stilettos. (more)

Tom White was commissioned by DDB Chicago to design a new typeface for the State Farm brand identity. As requested, Tom delivered an open, friendly, contemporary and progressive look. (more)

Tom White illustrated the latest cover for the New York Times Education Life supplement. The visual challenge was to come up with a solution which presented the university genre, but emphasized the "you" part of "U" (more)