Still a work in progress, this is a site I'm creating to serve as a resource for people interested in fly fishing our creeks, ponds, and lakes. When finished, this site will be the ideal starting point for beginners to find all the information they need to start catching fish and even sign up for a fly fishing lesson.

This logo were created as a way to fund a small race team by marketing decals. The arrow egg by itself was designed to cover any minor damage that may occur as a result of racing. Think of it as a badge of honor that racers can show off.

This logo was created for a small company specializing in truly unique rifle targets. The groundhog shape resembles the target silhouette the company is making.

This is a website that was created for a small company specializing in truly unique rifle targets. Through this site, you can check out the targets, buy them, or link to the facebook, twitter, or YouTube pages. This site is still under development. View.

For the final version, I worked with the design chosen by the client and translated a simple home and drill page comp to an entire website. View.

This website comp was for the much more robust full site launch. Using some existing elements from the previous launch, I built an experience with much more polish and depth.

This website marks the launch of a new drug formulation. Working with an extremely tight timeline and just a few colors and one typeface as my only branding elements, I created this very clean and simple layout that would incorporate the online messaging campaign.

I designed this email to announce the calendar blister pack as a more convenient way to remember if you have taken your medication. The color palette used was derived from the brand's colors and elements from the packaging itself were brought into the email.

These are a set of icons that illustrate the mechanism of action for this specific breast cancer treatment. I kept the color pallet simple so that other colors could be substituted making this easily adaptable across a wide range of background colors.

I designed this simple microsite to keep healthcare professionals informed about what advertising (online and off) that their patients may be exposed to. I kept the design and colors inline with the current site designs for a consistent, branded feel.

These are two design explorations for a consumer relationship management email. These were presented to keep consistent with the branding and current campaign illustrations that the client had already established.

I laid out this design to fit within a corporate web design template. The use of neutral colors help give this site a more sophisticated and professional feel while the typographic style clearly organizes the information. View.