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Tom Green Online GameThe Discovery Channel needed help developing a game for Tom Green's TV game show "Go for the Green!". After delivering mock-ups and gameplay ideas, their internal team put the final game together in Flash.Art DirectionDesignConceptGameplay
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Jon & Kate Plus 8 Game DesignThe Discovery Channel / TLC needed help developing a game for their show, Jon & Kate Plus 8. After delivering mock-ups and gameplay ideas, their internal team put the final game together in Flash.Art DirectionDesignConceptGameplay
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Volvo Engine Print AdEstablished the campaign and created each ad in the series including retouching. Retouching included new gaskets, new embossed logo, color correcting, clean-up, adding shadows and placing it on a new background.Art DirectionDesignConceptProduction
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Volvo VHD Print AdEstablished the look for this campaign and created each ad in the series including retouching. Removed striped decals from the truck (effectively rebuilding the door), placed it on a new background and hand painted all the dust.Art DirectionDesignConceptProduction
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Volvo Poster and AdEstablished the campaign and created each ad in the series including retouching. Directed the photoshoot, composited truck from over 90 shots, changed color of the cab, removed certain features and placed truck on a new background.Art DirectionDesignConceptProduction
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Tufts N.E. Medical Print AdDubbed "Tufts Speak", this campaign describes various benefits of the hospital. In this case "Employalty" speaks to the loyalty of Tufts' employees. On closer inspection the viewer realizes the word is used to build the photo.Art DirectionDesignConcept
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Tufts N.E. Medical Print AdDubbed "Tufts Speak", this campaign describes various benefits of the hospital. In this case "Pediatriclose" is used to convey great pediatric care close to home. On closer inspection the viewer realizes the word is used to build the photo.Art DirectionDesignConcept
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Tufts N.E. Medical Print AdDubbed "Tufts Speak", this campaign describes various benefits of the hospital. In this case "Suburbest" is used to convey great pediatric care close to home. On closer inspection the viewer realizes the word is used to build the photo.Art DirectionDesignConcept
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Sharpies Print AdSharpies grill & bar needed an identity and a series of print ads appealing to higher-end clientele. Vintage textures and maritime etchings were used to achieve both sophistication and style on their limited budget.Art DirectionDesignProductionConceptIdentity
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Sharpies Print AdSharpies grill & bar needed an identity and a series of print ads appealing to higher-end clientele. Vintage textures and maritime etchings were used to achieve both sophistication and style on their limited budget.Art DirectionDesignProductionConceptIdentity
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BBQ & Ribs Menu DesignA fun and visually exciting menu for BBQ & Ribs Co. When the client saw it his comments were "This is above and beyond anything I could have imagined". The previous menu was red and white with dancing pigs on it.Art DirectionDesignConceptProduction
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Erin McLean Events WebsiteErin McLean, a Raleigh-Durham based event coordinator, wanted something that set her apart. The site is current while utilizing traditional elements. The result is a fun, tactile and dimensional site. Uses validated CSS, js and XHTML.Art DirectionDesignCoding
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Jennings Website DesignJennings wanted a new site with a modernized brand. The site loads in a different color each time you visit. The CMS backend allows for easy updates. It won a Gold Addy in the 2007 Triangle Addys.Art DirectionProject MgmtDesign
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Duke Medicine Web DesignDuke Medicine wanted ideas for giving their existing news site a facelift. After auditing the existing site and many other news sites and blogs, two distinct options were created. One structured like a news site and a more approachable and blog-like option.Art DirectionDesignConcept
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Pink Koi Fish Web DesignWe hired a tattoo artist to illustrate the logo resulting in a strong unique brand. A team of programmers brought the design comps to life. They also created the back end CMS. This won a Silver Addy in the 2007 Houston, Texas Addys.Art DirectionDesignConceptProject Mgmt
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John Deere CDROMThis interactive catalog featured the entire product line in PDF form, contained movies and gave sales people instant access to specific information they needed in the field.ConstructionProject Mgmt
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John Deere KioskThis interactive, stand-alone, Flash based kiosk was connected to a local database and used at trade shows around the country to help John Deere provide a product solution to farmers while also giving them valuable customer based product geographics.Flash ASProject Mgmt
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Häfele Accessories CatalogEstablished the look, designed the kitchens, Art Directed the photography and completed the layout for this 24 page catalog. There were other collateral pieces that followed this same look.Art DirectionProductionDesignProject Mgmt
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Häfele Hardware CatalogEstablished the look, Art Directed the photography and completed the layout for this 24 page catalog. There were other collateral pieces that followed this same look.Art DirectionProductionDesignProject Mgmt
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VIF Brochure DesignCompany bio brochure for Visiting International Faculty to send out to potential investors. There were other pieces of collateral that followed this same look and feel.Art DirectionProductionDesignProject Mgmt
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VIF Pocket Folder DesignA double pocket folder for Visiting International Faculty that matches the look of the brochure.Art DirectionProductionDesignProject Mgmt
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Villa Beautiful Brand PackageEstablished the brand identity, Art Directed production of the product catalog, product packaging and collateral and did all of the photography, styling and set design.Art DirectionDesignProductionConceptPhotographyProject Mgmt
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Rice University Poster DesignPoster design for Rice University MBA International Management Club. Used client supplied images from previous years event.DesignProduction
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Betsey Johnson Print PiecesCreated collateral pieces including photography for fashion designer Betsey Johnson.Art DirectionPhotographyDesignProduction
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Best Western Site Dev & CMSDeveloped site front-end using client provided art and design. The back-end features a customized Joomla based CMS. Languages used: HTML, CSS, JS, PHP and MySQL.DevelopmentHTMLPHPCSSJavaScriptMySQL
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Slumber Inn Site Dev & CMSDeveloped site front-end using client provided art and design. The back-end features a customized Joomla based CMS. Languages used: HTML, CSS, JS, PHP and MySQL.DevelopmentHTMLPHPCSSJavaScriptMySQL
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Companies are shaking in their boots right now. Between the unstable economy and the rapidly evolving advertising industry they aren't quite sure what to do. One thing is for certain in this age of tech, companies want to seem current. What better way to say "hey, we are changing with the times" than to refresh your company image. Not a full rebrand. Just a refresh. But when a brand is refreshed too often does it start to become desperate like a clingy girlfriend (or boyfriend) who can't take the hint that no matter what they do you still just want to be friends?
This is a design I did for a series of modular iPhone and iPod Touch accessories. I posted this on ipodtouchfans.com and got a lot of interest. Soon after I removed the images and began seeking a patent. Unfortunately I ran out of funds and time to finish it. The German version of Mac|Life published the images in their February, 2008 issue. I never got around to doing illustrations to show all the modules. But they would have included speakers, a keyboard, gaming controls and a higher quality camera among other things. Check out the gallery below to see the progression of the product. Or view the entire set on Flickr here.
The iPhone is undoubtedly a revolutionary device. It has changed the way we interface with hand held computers. It's faster than the mac I used in college. Oh, and it's also a phone. I think it is safe to say that when the iPhone was announced there was an audible gasp heard around the world. While gesture-based touch-screens are nothing new, (See the Bill Buxton videos from Alias | Wavefront in the mid 90's. He also specifically addresses the iPhone here.) it was the first time anyone has seen this sort of UI on a handheld device. At least something as elegantly designed. This is the type of gadget you would expect to see in a SciFi movie. You couldn't carry that many albums, movies, etc in your pocket just a few years ago.
Well we got our order of business cards today and they look great! Aside from some minor trim issues I'm pretty pleased. They are made of a synthetic recyclable material, that is water-resistant and virtually tear-proof. We ordered the profile-cards from Zazzle.com because they were based in the U.S. and had similar mini-cards to Moo.com. Of course, the day after I ordered these I get an email from Moo asking if we want to beta test the new U.S. store. Well, we will certainly give them a try on our next order of cards.