Graphic Design
Audio/Video Production
Motion Graphics
Web Design
The Amazon Blaze was an elaborate prank calling for the design of a believable smart phone with controversial features.
In 2011, pocket sized solar cells and fast colorized e-paper displays were bleeding edge technology, so coming up with the idea for this concept was fairly easy. The challenge was in crafting the believability of the concept, which took real product development, marketing, and evolving Amazon's existing product design language at the time.
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Geek Droid is a project I created in alignment with my desire to produce content on the Android platform.
It's seemingly a right of passage for Android developers to adobe the Android mascot in some way, so I decided to create the Geek Droid mascot as a completely custom variation in the form of a light bulb with a friendly grin that symbolizes creativity while also being familiar and fun.
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Holiday Matsuri is a special holiday themed convention in the Orlando area. In it's first few years of operation I helped promote and manage the event, along with managing most of their social media and producing the convention live feed.
Holiday Matsuri's mascot characters provided by Holiday Matsuri.
Three snowboard designs I submitted for Kasai's snowboard design contest in 2005.
The RS&H holiday card became a tradition of digital videos delivered via e-mail shortly after I joined the company in 2010.
I was fortunate enough to help produce the previous year's holiday card video, and in 2011 was given free reign on concept and execution. I used this opportunity to craft a message that showcased RS&H's reach while also promoting a people focused approach to marketing that helped inform the companies marketing efforts moving forward.
Educating 900+ architects, engineers and consultants on the importance of branding is a daunting task, one I took head on in 2014 as an integral member of RS&H's Communication &
Branding department.
When RS&H retired their historic serif logo for a bolder look, it was met with some confusion from staff, so for the next phase in RS&H's rebranding we decided to utilize video as a platform; delivering the companies new image in a way that informed, educated and more importantly, could be replayed.
The Update is produced as a two minute video round-up of weekly geek news, outlining the topics True Geek Radio will cover in their show the same night.
Writing and narration for The Update is provided by fellow True Geek Radio host JJ Samus.
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The Rumor Mill was produced in two iterations, a long version and a short bump. The concept for a lone mill, receiving packages from various news sources and churning out rumours was a collaboration between myself, producer Jason Howell and show host Tom Merritt.
I'm a big fan of Tom Merritt's run on Tech News Today, a daily tech news show on the TWiT Network, so when I met him in person at an event in Atlanta, I was thrilled to offer my services as an opportunity to contribute.
The visual side of Techlection 2012 was a concept I had free reign to plan and execute, and the audible side was produced by Chris Lane, a fellow TNT contributor.
I'm a big fan of Tom Merritt's run on Tech News Today, a daily tech news show on the TWiT Network, so when I met him in person at an event in Atlanta, I was thrilled to offer my services as an opportunity to contribute.
I graduated from The Art Institute of Tampa in 2010, where I earned my BFA in Interactive Media Design. Since then I've worked with companies from around the globe, both as a freelance designer and an in-house corporate designer.
I've worked with pioneer's of the digital age, consulting agencies and one of the nation's leading A&E firms; helping realize client potential through effective communication, branding and thoughtful design.
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