A Portfolio Sample

A brochure for Clark Consulting’s Conference. Continue reading →

A brochure set for Acco products Continue reading →

A multi-paged print project utilizing QuarkXPress. Continue reading →

My personal identity system, constructed in 2004. Continue reading →

Another website project, another overhaul. From the most basic website to include dynamic content was the goal for this particular work. While there were other proposals to consider, this one matched a more corporate feel that was needed. Continue reading →

This was yet another website design that was completely revamped from Web1.0, if you will. Using some graphics that tied in the surroundings with an integrated gallery focus, it was a huge improvement from where they started. By showcasing the actual experience, it established a more inviting atmosphere as opposed to a primarily textual/informational website. Continue reading →

A complete overhaul was necessary for this website, so when I designed this interface, I took the necessary requirements and unified the aesthetic and function together. While initially started by another, it went from a templated construction to something that held a bit more significance. Continue reading →

When producing this composition, it didn’t take long to think of what kind of solution they were looking for. It was pretty obvious- minimalist, white space, sans-serif typefaces, and perhaps explore the ethereal. When considering the different requirements, it all came together and was shortly after, given to programmers to handle. Continue reading →

When no direction is given, it hints that I can design anything. Wait, no, that’s not the case. While I could’ve pushed boundaries with Chef Rock’s website, I often find it best to think relative. As there were many types of information to include, I took the conservative approach to come up with a newsletter-style design and integrated into WordPress. Continue reading →

I worked on a number of splash pages for MyPhotoAlbum, and I must say that these designs were some of the most enjoyable to work with. From including the given patterns to collaging, while staying true to the established styling, were some of the bigger tasks to overcome. But all in all, these projects were great Photoshop exercises. Continue reading →