Samples
Web Design
Savannah Yoga CenterSavannah Yoga Center needed an update to their site. They have an extensive amount of content, including class schedules, workshops, and community involvement. We needed to design a site that was easy to navigate for their clients. I created a user friendly interface, simplified their page structure and built upon the look and colors from a previous design.
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Kobo GalleryKobo Gallery, an artist cooperative in Savannah Georgia, needed a website that would fit with their already established branding, but was able to accomodate the needs and requests of a member base of 15 - 16 artists. Working with illustrator and designer Katie Campbell, together we created a website that expressed the unique concept of the Kobo Gallery, representing each artist in the cooperative, and allowing for growth and changes.
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Parent Teacher Support ServicesParent & Teacher Support Services is a new business located in Stillwater, MN. They needed a website and an identity. I created their logo, website, business cards and brochures. In addition, I set them up with a blog allowing them to easily implement value added content to their site.
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Doris G ArtistryFibers Artist Doris Grieder needed a portfolio website to showcase her fibers, baskets, bracelts and quilts. We worked together to create a website that let the colors of her fibers sing.
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Evan PerryFine Artist and 3-D Animator Evan Perry needed a website that could accommodate his many interests but still remain focused. Utilizing a simple "tab" top navigation we were able to organize his portfolio into sections. The look of his website was updated, while still remaining true to the original feel and colors from his previous site.
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Eric SpiveyEric Spivey, an animator and fine artist, needed a website portfolio to showcase his animations and drawings. Working with a color pallette and logo he created, inspired by one of his films, I created a clean and elegant web site to present his work while staying true to his branding.
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Logo Design
Parent Teacher Support ServicesThe logo for Parent Teacher Support Services needed to convey the union of two different groups of people working with children - parents and teachers. The logo I created for them bridged the similaries in their client base using analagous colors, and showed this client base being supported through complentary colors.
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Family MeansThe non-profit organization Family Means needed a logo to represent their yearly fundraising auction, Power of the Purse. Utilizing the Family Means logo as a starting point we developed a new color pallette and elements unique to the purpose of the auction. |
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