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PORTFOLIO
My very first design project was a self-assigned redesign of the Jay's potato chips box somewhere around 1982. Sure, I was just a dumb kid who thought the bar code was too big, the type was too blue and the logo really needed something special.
So I was surprised when someone that worked with Jay's (my father) rejected my proposed design. 25+ years later and I'm still at it. |
BIO
With over a dozen years in the industry, I've had my fair share of unique projects. From the e-commerce web site with 3,500 products to the commercials for a pizza company, I've learned which mediums work (and which ones don't).
I've worked at agencies large and small and have been an independent contractor (i.e. freelancer) since 2005: sometimes working for Fortune 500 companies, other times working with entrepreneurial startups. |
PHOTOBLOG
The legendary graphic designer Paul Rand (who was responsible for the UPS logo) once said "if you want to be a great designer, practice photography." With that simple statement, my lifeling love affair with the still image was sparked.
The photoblog is a storage space for my ongoing evolution into a grey-haired man, stomping around the national parks with a camera always at the ready. |