DESIGN SAMPLES
This page features design projects that showcase my capability to deliver information using multiple programs and disciplines (Illustrator, Photoshop, Photography, InDesign, Digitlal and Physical drawing techniques). 

The image above is a horizontally oriented flyer for National Expresso Day.

The infographic project presented is a demonstration of how typesetting, photos, vector, and textures can be used to create interesting layouts and designs.

This project was built to showcase an ability to get the most out of the initial project targeting a desire to get more than one product from the same assets.  

The Image presented above is the same flyer that is vertically oriented.

4:3 ratio social media post. using the same design elements.

The Poster design above features a field of grain, with a simple center block  of text against an orange to brown gradient.

A log of effort was was invested in building the mask for this project at the horizon line for the  crop.

Below are some concept sketches that went into generating ideas to identify what layout was going to be the best for this project.

This is the album artwork that Chris "Kapeesh" Hayes commissioned for production it is the base image for a long running social media campaign. and the cover work for his music project "UKIYO."
The goal was to produce a design that lends itself well to multiple applications. 
It features a hand drawn flower using and a mouse Photoshop, and a contemporary san-serif typeface stacked in Illustrator to produce a simple and elegant design.
"Send Help" design using UKIYO album artwork.
"Madhouse" design using UKIYO album artwork.

A lot of my early work was supporting local bands and building flyers that they could use on social media and in foot campaigns to drum up interest in the shoes they were performing.

I first drafted a simple logo for Metal Animal, and then build the flyers you see below for two of their events.

Vector graphics using Swiss style typesetting.

Mixed media using photography and Swiss style typesetting.

This sign was produced in conjunction with  Edwards AFB medical to be put on display at the single access point to Ridley Mission Control.
I used minimal colors, serif typeface and custom graphic elements to help make the text on this document legible from 24 feet away.
It was used to help clarify what was expected of the employees and patrons of building 1400 in order to maintain mission critical support through the COVID-19 pandemic.
I was awarded a Civilian Achievement Award for my contributions toward producing signage in support of the 412th Range Squadron effort to ensure mission critical infrastructure remained at the ready for flight test.