A prominent ballroom in Nashville wanted to update their site. I focused on making it appealing to new customers, hopefully answering all of their questions in concise and easy-to-find style.
My brother Dean was involved with organizing this fundraiser for the Prague, Neb. Rescue Squad. I donated my work and used it as an opportunity to experiment with column-based layouts and some newer CSS features.
I redesigned my wife’s website this year. I think it looks very classy and striking, but I still need to make it “responsive”.
Mr. Bockelman teaches a variety of fine art classes at Concordia University in Seward, Neb. and is also a professional painter. Together we designed an elegant online showcase for his work.
SweeTess is a small Georgia-based company that sells stevia-based sweetener products. I designed the site (with a dash of illustration), created the site markup and used WordPress as their CMS.
This small business site was built from the ground up with PHP, (X)HTML and CSS. I used this project as an opportunity to get familiar with Textpattern, a free and open-source content management system.
My work at AccuCut was split between focusing on the design and the overall management of site assets. In collaboration with my Creative Director and the Marketing Director I made some broad improvements in file organization, site functionality and design within the existing site template.
This HTML character chart tool is powered by PHP, JavaScript, XML and XSLT. This is an ongoing project in user interface design.
My work at Country Weekly has a lot to do with their website, but I am also a part of the magazine layout process.
iMARK is a sister company of AccuCut. These eight foot tall signs were created for the iMARK booth at professional photography tradeshows.
This seasonal book was created by Chip Davis to complement an album of Mannheim Steamroller Halloween music. I was responsible for the design of the book interior including some illustrations.
A custom die cut and fun graphics made this B-to-B promotional for the Halloween book a fun project.
While predominantly being in charge of the Country Weekly website, I occasionally get an opportunity to illustrate for the magazine. Jerry Holthouse was the Creative Director, Chris Allen was the designer and I created the illustrations with ink drawings colored in Photoshop.
The worlds first ever deck of cards design competition by the Nebraska AIGA. Three of my five designs were accepted for the deck. Unique among most of the entries, my cards were hand illustrated.