This is a campaign that I worked on with the GIADC Creative Campaign team. The creative was developed by me and Jolene Schultz and led by Brian Tallman. I designed the digital/animated ads and Jolene designed the print ads. We handmade the logo based off of different fonts and illustrated the fair characters.
Happy Thanksgiving
Some photos from my family's Thanksgiving.
Personal Avatar
Everyone at work got to make avatars based on a styleguide by Cory Slifer. This is me in summer and winter variations.
Buttons!
photo by Brian Tallman
Tree of Children
My wife is a preschool teacher and wanted a way to remember all the kids every year. I drew this tree and she had all her kids put their thumbprints as leaves in the tree. She plans to use a different shade of green with every new class.
2bots video shoot
I shot my friend Roman's kickstarter video for his new shirt line called 2bots. I will be editing it over the next few weeks, but here are a few of my photos I shot. This is my first big video project so I have a lot to learn. It was fun and I'm excited to see how it turns out. Check out those posters!
Push Loyalty
Introducing the first place winner of Startup Weekend Spencer, Push Loyalty. RXA Technology invited me to join their team for another Startup Weekend. We worked all weekend on this idea and got version 1 designed and built. I worked on the brand and graphics for the presentation. I also worked closely with the developers to create a color scheme and app icons.
Sign up at PushLoyalty.co and check out our big story on Silicon Prairie News.
The Raven
I helped create this for my wife, Alyssa. She loves the poetry of Edgar Allan Poe and wanted something based on The Raven. So we shortened the text and used the best parts. I penciled all the lettering and she inked it. Then I drew the raven and grunged up the background and edges. Turned out kinda creepy, so now we have to find a good place to hang it.
How a Squirrel Makes a Friend - Children's Book
This is a book I made in high school for a creative writing class. Originally it was made by cutting out colored construction paper, but I decided to re-draw it a couple years ago for my cousin Kelly.
