A content layout page for Orgo Products inspired by old school blackboards that used to be in elementary schools.

An infographic for an Orgo Products presentation designed to condense down a lot of complicated data into something easy to understand and absorb, even if it’s only quickly skimmed.

A feature section for the new Sonic 2.0 ice maker from Orgo that relays the new updated features for the appliance with easy to understand icons and keeps the machine itself in the mind of the reader.

A company description that uses both the elements of the logo as well as one of the more popular appliances itself to convey what the company is all about. The colors and layout were inspired by elementary school blackboards.

Part of an entire visual branding project for a new line of sanitizing products. The client wanted clean and minimal but wanted to include a warmer human touch within the overall visual story.

After introducing loose tea infusers to the Edge Kitchen line, we wanted a sales deck that would immediately tell a visual story of light, clean, and healthy.

4evrblade is a new combination knife sharpening and cleaning system that sharpens and cleans knives all at the same time, so every aspect of the presentation was designed to tell the visual story of what the product does at a glance.

We were able in one page to let potential buyers know exactly what they get in a new product line of containers and what they are designed to do.

A new layout for a successful line of cleaning products .

Habermills Premium Pasta packaging designs. The Italian flag colors, typefaces, and graphic touches were used in a clean formal layout to convey to customers that the pasta inside the package is of the highest quality and very premium.

Rich & Hearty Instant Soup packaging designed to let the customer know how appetizing and good the soup is, while retaining a sense of fun.

Poster for a French released film from Vivasan Pictures.

Done for a German movie company, Vivasan Pictures.  This was designed as the poster and promotional images for a film about a man who discovers his mother was actually a deceased, cult movie actress, and the fallout that ensues from the discovery.  It was a fairly dark plot, and had a sort of 1970s feel, so inspiration was drawn from posters for the films The Eyes of Laura Mars and The Black Windmill.

Another project for Vivasan Pictures.  This film deals with the events surrounding the attacks in Paris, Friday the 13th, November 2015.  I therefore decided to keep the look and feel of the poster on the somber side, while using a simple typeface, set in white against the dark tones of the image of a lone figure fleeing down a dark street.

For potential clients who wonder how fast I can do a beautiful ad to run in a major magazine?  I got the assignment at ten in the morning and photographed the watch, retouched it to perfection, designed the layout, did the prepress tech, and made the deadline by five in the afternoon the same day.  All while satisfying the demands of our partner in the ad, Henri Bendels.

The inspiration for the look of the watches was the monolith, in the movie 2001, A Space Odyssey, as I wanted them to have an epic, overpowering feel. Photographed, retouched, and designed by me, I also came up with the tagline.  All done in conjunction with Macy's.

Shot and designed by me, this was made as a postcard mailer in conjunction with a push on the homepage of the website as well as social media and email blasts.

Created to promote Gino Franco's new Deco Watch.

GoPetFood.com is conceived as a fresh food delivery service for pets, similar to the ones we already have for those of us who walk upright. With that in mind, the layout and design of the overall site was created to give a similar experience to the users of this service.  It was designed to say "Fresh, Healthy, and Convenient" at the first glance.

This is a great example of what I can do with a client's existing imagery and branding.  This catalog design was done to update their current look, while retaining strongest elements of their branding.

This is a great example of what I can do with a client's existing imagery and branding.  This catalog design was done to update their current look, while retaining strongest elements of their branding.

Designed to not only to be fun and cute, but to grab and hold attention with a vibrant red background and serve also as a call to action. The product itself is a good marriage of form and function, so the retail support materials should be as well.  Fun fact: I actually came up with the name, Pawtech!

I worked with a simple and clean grid pattern to guide the viewer through the layout. We kept copy to a minimum to really emphasize the photos and details of the stylish product. 

This is the cover for an information booklet for buyers for Kaleb’s, on organic dog treat line. The treats are actually made on a farm in Vermont, so every aspect of the design was done to convey that. I used a mixture of actual photographs combined with graphics and renderings to give the whole project a “mixed media” feel like people might see in a gallery art piece.

Upon receiving this assignment, I made the decision to treat this as any other fashion line, even though it is for pets, so a distinct high fashion feel was used to highlight how stylish these dog clothes actually are. 

A feature section for the new BlendGo personal blender from Orgo that relays the new updated features for the appliance with easy to understand icons and keeps the machine itself in the mind of the reader. Inspiration was taken from old fashioned elementary school blackboards.

An introduction graphic for the Orgo BlendGo personal blender designed to get the viewers attention by showing the product at an angle that makes it seem larger than life while also instantly showing what it is, and how it works. The company logo and branding were also incorporated into the design to tie everything together.