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I developed the form and style of OneCubicle.com to match the site's goal of introducing young adults to the professional world.

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The Men Who Stare At Goats: I aimed to create an interface that evoked both playful and classified.

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For this website for Paper Heart, I employed the use of various textures to achieve an arts and crafts aesthetic.

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I used this '07 M+ Business Card to push the branding of the plus. My motives were in vain, as the company was forced to change its identity shortly thereafter.

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Barbie has been an international icon for 50 years. So, for her semicentennial, I tried to adapt her grace and style to a fuschia rich environment.

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I continued to push the branding of M+ with this 2007 Sticker; reverting the brand to its simplest form: a plus and a keyboard.

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Playing off of the cutthroat secrecy behind Sales Kits, I created a way to enjoy OneCubicle's selling points with limited paranoia.

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For the Zeal Entertainment Website, I employed subtle gradients and soft shadows to give their online presence a more inviting feel.

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As an unknown brand, Surrge was looking to establish itself in the music industry. I used familiar iconography to marry its new media ways with music's old school roots.

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When I think of toys, I think of big, plastic buttons. Though that's more Fisher-Price specific, I think it translated well for this Mattel media site.

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Looking for a re-skin of my Spring design, I provided Mattel with a holiday scheme that wasn't overly holiday specific.

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Reignformer: I used a combination of strong imagery and subtle bits of flair to evoke a sense of sophistication for a brand within an "older" industry.

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Allowing the pictures to speak for themselves, I allowed Handsome to sell his wide range of looks to the masses.

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The Whiskey Girls wanted a site to reinforce the sophistication of their brand. I used bold imagery and subtle highlights to achieve a polished aesthetic.

Projects

To say that I love work would be ridiculous for me to claim. At times work is the lowest of the lows—soul-crushing, back-breaking, and downright mean—essentially, a 300-pound luchador. Though on the highs, work can be the biggest thrill: like a shot to the heart courtesy of Bon Jovi himself.

Okay, so the latter might be a weak simile. Personally, I'm more of a Richie Sambora kind of guy.

All I'm saying is that work is tough, and incredibly satisfying. I work for all of those highs and the lows, but most importantly, I work because I love to challenge myself.

So, please take some time to look over my past work. Roll over each thumbnail to reveal details on each project. It will more than likely be the greatest roller-coaster ride of your life. Probably.