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Client: Just for fun
Medium: Web
Description: A little test (for Chrome/Webkit only) of the Groupon API, using PHP, Javascript, with a splash of HTML5. A slightly richer JQuery version is here and a scaled-down non-JQuery version is here.
Everything from the logo, to the layout, to the scripting was done in a couple hours.
Client: Top Secret
Medium: Web
Description: Twilll is a web app that I'm working on. The basic idea is to provide a super simple way for designers and developers to share links, biographical information, work history, portfolio pieces, and more with prospective employers.
Client: Moi
Medium: Web
Description: Before settling on this design, I created a bunch of others. The top section was kind of cool as it slide down and had a cool horizontal scroll.
Client: Self
Medium: Web
Description: A few simple websites I created recently for family and friends.
Client: Private project
Medium: Web app
Description: Tagli.us was my idea for a delicious.com alternative. A key difference was that the service would be more person-centered, automatically collecting links shared and favorited on other services like Twitter and Facebook. Users could also tag other members and businesses.
There are still some aspects of the service...
Client: Children's Theater of Madison
Medium: Print on uncoated stock
Description: Drawing the characters in this brochure was a fun diversion from running a non-profit, dealing with actors, enthusiastic stage parents, stage hands, administrative staff, and teachers.
Watermarks were a subtle way to make the paper feel richer.
In order to keep costs low,...
Client: Alsum Farms
Medium: Web
Description: This interactive map uses JQuery and scalable graphics (SVG) to present data. The key is that it is easily updated by the client, using text fields in a Drupal node. If they remove text from a particular state/country, the map changes. Nifty, eh?
Client: Self
Medium: Print
Description: It's my wedding invitation. We wanted something that was downtown-to-earth, a tad whimsical, and unique.
The invitation included a series of cards that were inserted into a unique pre-scored hand-glued envelope. The print run include "Save the date" cards and blank pieces later used for thank-you notes.
Client: Children's Theater of Madison
Medium: Print on uncoated stock
Description: Drawing those Acting Class characters in Adobe Illustrator was a fun diversion from running a non-profit, dealing with actors, enthusiastic stage parents, stage hands, administrative staff, and teachers.
Winter and spring icons, daisies and mittens, help simplify and beautify the...
Client: Children's Theater of Madison
Medium: Print. This piece is somewhere in the vicinity of 24in by 18in, double-sided.
Description: The basic concept was to create a giant map. I gave it the look and feel of a 50's era classroom pull-down map.
Since it folded like a roadmap and could be used as a poster, the piece was inexpensive to produce and mail to...
Client: Bass Pro Shops
Medium: Print. Thousands and thousands of pages.
Description: My first real graphic design job was doing production work on catalogs for Bass Pro Shops. I eventually supervised the production staff, tracked pages, and became a designer, laying out pages, working on special projects and covers, and creating the occasional logo.
The work itself...
