Recent work and archives of notable projects over the years...
This logo is for a company that does diagnostic testing for homes, air sealing, and ventilation. They wanted the logo to communicate to contractors and home owners that they could save people on energy costs, make the home healthier, and that they are someone you would enjoy working with.
Metia contracted me to design and build a series of HTML5 animated banner ads for a Microsoft campaign. These ads are built to work on all devices.
This interactive experience was a unique challenge. Dell needed a “web site” that would function on a 7′ wide touch screen in their booth at a conference. Metia Solutions contracted me to work with their developers to create this touch-friendly customer journey.
Business cards to go with the new logo.
Logo designs for the Thieves Guild brand. They wanted a look that was modern and would tie into their Dungeons and Dragons heritage.
I was brought in mid-project on the Rare Wine Company rebrand and rebuild of their website and online store. Picking up where the previous designer left off, I carried the project to completion, creating approximately 40 design mockups of the various pages and checkout screens for desktop, tablet, and phone. Developer Matt Muller built the new site using the Umbraco CMS framework.
Nominated for a CSS Design Award, this custom WordPress build was designed and developed from the ground up!
3 Point Precision wanted a responsive website to accomplish two main objectives:
So I built this mobile-friendly site with a full screen video background for the Intro/Splash page and created a YouTube channel that feeds all of the rest of the inline videos on the site with text overlays at the end of each video prompting the user to call for more info. Now they’ll get traffic from the site AND from YouTube.
An infographic-styled set of illustrations showing how law enforcement agencies can leverage Microsoft products.
Forward Your Image (FYI) wanted a modern, eye-catching card and an updated logo and colors for the style coaching and wardrobe consulting business. This script font in the logo treatment conveys the creative expression that can be achieved through fashion and uses a subtle border which is suggestive of a photograph or mirror that you would use to see yourself. The bold fuchsia color conveys the “woman’s touch” that might be missing from the lives of the male clients.
