For this postcard I created a visual contrast between the broken/painful side and the healing/hope side, using photos and colors to convey emotion. The consistency of text and arrangement between the sides of the card pulls it together into a cohesive design with a powerful message.

Getting all the information to fit onto this brochure was a fun challenge! The design coordinates with the postcard I designed for this series of events.

A selection from my 2009 project of illustrating the book of Colossians in a series of desktop wallpaper images.

Designing this book cover for Natalie was so much fun! She provided the photos, and we were both very pleased with the final result of the books after they were printed.

When I was hired as the designer for this 72-page, glossy print, Australian-based magazine, thinkBIG, the editor asked me to give the publication a whole new look. This was a fun challenge, and after the first issue came out in print the publisher told me that my design made the magazine look better than it ever had.

I was thrilled when Natalie asked if I’d be interested in helping her put together a new cover design for the updated edition of her excellent book, “Quest for the High Places.” It was a fun challenge to incorporate elements of the original cover design, while simultaneously creating a fresh, new look.

I designed this logo from scratch for Prairie Winds Contracting, incorporating a subtle “PW” into blades of windblown prairie grass. I incorporated this logo into a business card and flier format, as well as providing files for a shirt, signs, etc.

Throughout 2008, I made a series of desktop wallpaper graphics completely illustrating the book of Philippians: a very helpful tool for myself as I committed the verses to memory.

It was a special honor to be a part of this project: a CD of original music composed by a Christian homeschooling family as a way of documenting their family heritage. I choose the wood background to convey solidarity and the old-fashioned parchment paper gives a look of a heritage that is being passed down from generation to generation.

The client requested a logo that was fresh and modern looking, with bright colors and an “exciting” feel. I provided a selection of designs, and the church congregation voted to use this one. It is shown here in both the regular and inverted versions.

This simple, functional site design for Paul’s Grains has received a lot of positive feedback from customers.

A full-color tri-fold flier for World Wide Studios.

These banners were printed on vinyl, in sizes up to 4×20′, for use at a gas station/convenience store.

I edited the client’s snapshot for use on the front of this postcard, and also re-created the map into a vector format that coordinated with the rest of the design.

This desktop wallpaper design (and variations) was featured on Smashing Magazine, October 2009.

To add a special touch to this logo for Homeschool Alumni Internet Radio, I captured some screen shots from audio editing software and used it as a background image behind the text and the mic photo.

I provided several business card layouts, and this is the design the client decided to go with.

This poster for the 2009 HSA Reunion utilizes the tree as a symbol of the way homeschool graduates have similar backgrounds, yet are growing upward and outward and being fruitful in many different ways.

This is the logo I created for the 2008 Homeschool Alumni Reunion, as shown on the shirt given to all attendees.

The client requested a sharp, web 2.0 type of design for this postcard, and they were very pleased with the final results.