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On this project I acted as lead designer and developer of the logo and the website for this groundbreaking renewable energy organization based in Austin, TX.

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I was the lead designer and developer for the corporate web re-branding of Periscope Holdings, Inc. The project included 3 web properties: periscopeholdings.com, nigp.com and buyspeed.com. I designed and developed the main site to include a well organized browsing experience, SEO optimization, and an easy-to-use (for the client and the visitor) blog. I also managed the development of the subsidiary sites.

I held the title of Web Designer at National Instruments. Which meant I was responsible for the creative deliverables behind global product marketing campaigns. My daily tasks ranged from art directing photo shoots for micro-sites and banners, to working directly with internal stakeholders to design and develop unique web experiences. Above you can see an example of a banner that I designed, art-directed, and produced; some comps of a new site section I designed; and "the bug" - the orange, site-wide, long-tail, promotional tool for marketing National Instrument's annual, test and measurement conference.

On this project I worked partly as a consultant and partly as a designer/developer to customize and update a Wordpress install to fit within the brand guidelines of TED.

I acted as lead designer and developer on this project to refresh and reorganize the existing portfolio site for Austin-based director and producer of fantastic films, commercials, and music videos - Dan Brown.

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I teamed up with local designer Kendall Anderson to create the visual identity for Fete 2008, and annual fundraiser for Ballet Austin. We designed the paper system for the event - the logo, invitation, brochure, and all of the signage.

I acted as lead designer and developer on this project to make this client's website more usable, accessible, and ultimately more shareable. I accomplished this by migrating a primarily Flash site to an open-source CMS/Blog that allows the client to easily update and change content on their own, and allows their users to keep up to date though RSS feeds and social networking plug-ins.

While working (and volunteering) at the Charles Moore Foundation I had the privilege to contribute my design skills to Placenotes, a travel guide.

At National Instruments where I was employed as a Web Designer ( see here for more info ) I also worked as a print designer on a major re-branding campaign to update the look and feel of the Academic business unit. Above is an example of an ad campaign I developed to draw attention to our flagship product's most unique feature - it's graphical user interface. I wanted to focus on the fact that not only did the graphical user interface icons have a unique, retro/pixelated look, but that learning LabView (and it's icons) was akin to learning a hieroglyphic code that enabled you to be a part of a cool, secret society.

This is one of a series of paintings I made while pursuing my B.F.A. at the University of Texas at Austin.

This is one of a series of paintings I made while pursuing my B.F.A. at the University of Texas at Austin.

This is one of a series of paintings I made while pursuing my B.F.A. at the University of Texas at Austin.