Revised identity for Soarce Technologies. Digital, 3900px x 5200px

Design mockup for personal business cards. I wanted a simple design that would allow me to make multiple versions, depending on whether I want to emphasize graphic design, illustration, 3d, etc. The letter “A” and the whitespace around the letter “V” are each shapes with paper color designated, layered on top the background image (greenish areas). I’ll be able to change the background/colored areas just by relinking them to a different image.

Over the course of about 3 months, the University of Wisconsin Executive Education‘s website was converted from static pages, to a dynamic database driven site, with a modern aesthetic and significant user interface improvements. I contributed in nearly every aspect, including XHTML & CSS template creation, MS SQL database design and implementation, JavaScript/JQuery and classic ASP programming, and graphical asset creation.

Business cards created for dietitian and fitness trainer Dane Bowler.

Logo for a wedding and event decoration company.

Magazine ad and postcard created for University of Wisconsin Executive Education.

New Soarce Identity and Business cards.

Poster created for a UW-Madison Design Club show. Multiple 3d renders created in Rhinoceros 3d, and composited in Photoshop.

Digital print, 22 x 30

Alternate version of the Design Club Point A to Point A poster, not used for the show.

Digital

UW-Madison Design Club project. We designed mix cds, including jacket, and produced enough to hand out to each member. It was a fun way to exchange music, make some portfolio work, and learn firsthand packaging design and production. I printed mine on my Espon Photo 1400, using the cd tray to print directly on printable cds. The music included was some of my favorite work/chill-out/sleep music, and I mixed the songs together for seamless listening.

Site design for Vitucci’s Bar in Milwaukee.

A re-arrangement of a newspaper article reflecting the content of the article.

Digital Print, 11 x 17

A typographic study poster showcasing the Andale Mono font. I use Andale Mono for all of my coding environments because it’s free and downloadable, and it has wonderfully clear distinctions between characters such as l, i, I, 1, and O, 0, etc.

Digital Print, 18 x 22

Site design for Human Asset Management, a HR firm based in Milwaukee, WI.