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This client requested baby shower invitations with a touch of a hippie theme. I had a lot of fun experimenting with color palettes and blending hippie elements and baby elements into one piece.

While not a conceptual piece, this is one of my favorite projects. I was given an old blurry version of this diagram, and the task was to re-illustrate the diagram so the details were easy to see, even on the small pieces. This image was the final result. I received many appreciative compliments from the product manager who requested this.

As a designer on a quarterly catalog, one frequent task is to concept an ad for a brand that requests one. After doing research on this brand’s font and image styles, I created this ad to fit into this brand’s product page, as it is shown here.

What started out as a daunting project turned out to be a very exciting challenge. I collaborated with my creative director to design this large graphic for a trade show booth. We started with the main elements of our brand’s look and feel, and worked outward to create a very hi-tech look, combined with a group shot of all of our different categories of products.

This brand needed a grand introduction to the quarterly catalog, and I had a full page to work with. I researched the brand’s color values, fonts, and image treatment and emulated the style of the brand’s digital brochures.

The task at hand was to create an illustration of this two piece set of cam clamps. The job required some research in the beginning, but I was really happy with how it turned out. This exercise really challenged me, and furthered my interest in illustration.

I collaborated with my creative director to design this brand’s ad. The pop of color and the movement of the design draw attention to the deals in the chart next to it that might not normally get as much attention.

This sales sheet is a good example of converting an abundance of information into a clean and organized layout. The green icons show all of the basic information in a quick and easy view.