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.

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.

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

The client provided the primary artwork for this design (the image of the little girl). I was asked to edit it quite a bit: I created several variations of the sky to give a dawn and sunset appearance, blended the image into the background texture, and isolated the tree and other elements for different parts of the CD design package. This was a fun project, and the client was very happy with the final results.

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.

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

The client wanted to be able to print this brochure on their home office printer, so I incorporated the printer’s margin restrictions into the design and provided it to them in PDF format.

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

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