Spirits Disc Sensations was our first Deejay business. We wanted a "cool 3-D" logo, so I designed this for flyers in 1983.

Rockin' Ron™ Productions came about when many of my classmate in high school gave me the nickname in the fall of 1985. I adapted a "signature look " for this logo.

Paradise Productions™ came about in  summer 1987 and lasted about one year. It was a short-lived name because a company in Florida was already using it when I moved there in late-spring 1988. Since I could only use it in New York, I designed a new name and logo.

Nightstyles™ Productions was created in August 1988 and listed as my business identity. The pink "swish" in the shape of the letter "N" gave this logo the look of the 1980s with its flashy style.

Ron & Ron Karaoke Productions, a spin-off of Nightstyles™ Productions, was set up with my friend "Radical Ron " Rose in 1990-93. We ran many shows in bars and at parties and became known for our fun and high-energy shows which enticed many talented and shy singers to our stage. Radical Ron moved away, and Rockin' Ron still does an occasional show.

The Nightstyles™ Productions logo for 1994 was inspired by the more "electric" look of the early 1990s. I went with primary colors because I've always had blue and usually red in the previous artwork and felt that adding gold to the logo makes it a little distinguished.

I created the current Nightstyles® logo in January 2000. This bold, new look has the classic blue background, with the "millennium-inspired" look of gold.
In 2001, I added turquoise to the lettered headings and as a complement color. 

In 2003 I changed the font to "Penwin" to add a little style but maintain the professional look. The Blue is simply a reverse to the gold logo for printed matter. The gold is still our main logo.

This 2004 design logo came from a cursor, a circle, and the implied motion of the mouse in use. The script font (not shown here) adds to the "style" element. Yes, I stuck with the primary colors.

2006 - The newest logo comes from two crescent moon shapes and the N in the original script font from 1988. The blue hues contrast nicely on yellow, gold, and white for printing and web pages.

Who knows what I'll do as my next logo. It won't be for several years though. It takes a bit of effort to create a new look, so I do a little doodle in my spare time.