My work in two dimensions

Web Site Design Boulder, CO

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Illustration

This poster was created for www.babies-and-sign-language.com as a poster and a calender. Both will be available on Cafepress very soon!

This poster was created for a school project. It relates to a trip I took to Japan with a youth orchestra.

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Print Design

These three postcards (1, 2, and 3) were created for a (fictional) non-profit, the Lafayette Community Gardens as an assignment in an upper-division digital design class. Each was created in Illustrator. This project involve several weeks of work, a project charter, and a lot of research into similar designs (local and not).

This book cover was created for a school project.

This print poster was the result of an assignment to create a poster using the text given so that it was interesting to a design audience. This was for an upper-division typography class.

This was created using Adobe Illustrator. This was a fun piece, done after I graduated just to see if I still enjoy this stuff (I do!).

This tri-fold brochure (side 1, side 2) was created for Surfing Penguin Computer Support to promote their custom-coded OpenMinistry donation/seminar/everything-tracking custom application. ***Large image***

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Web Design

This lovely page was not designed by me in its entirety. I did, however, design the banner, clean up a lot of the images, and created the vertical ribon of images on the left side. See the current version of the website here.

This is a redesign for Airport Journals, a newspaper catering to several airports around the country. See the current version of the website here. I designed the overall look and feel of the site, but not any of the logos present on the page.

This is a redesign for a local computer support company. I created the logo in Illustrator, modified images in Photoshop, and created HTML pages in Dreamweaver.

Visit http://www.surfingpenguin.com.

This was a website created for a local ministry's online bookstore page. Unfortunately, it is no longer available.

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Miscellaneous Work

These were ink drawings I drew on index cards some years ago in black ink. I enjoyed the small format because of its intimacy and the ink because of its permanence. I actually did quite a few more than these three.

These are icons I designed in the course of my undergraduate thesis project. They were created in Illustrator CS2. You can see more thesis graphics on my thesis page!