How can I work with you?

What services do I offer?
As you can see from the galleries in My Work, I have a variety of work experiences and talents. Working with a designer who can translate your company or organization "look and feel" across a variety of mediums had it's advantages. You save time, money and your collateral material ends up having a nice cohesive appeal.

Always fascinated in fostering the creative process, I have decided to officially offer Creative Facilitation services in 2009. No one knows your company, industry and customers like your team, so who better to play an intergral role in developing creative strategies. Get your team together and lets schedule a half, full or multiple day session.

Who do I work with?
I have worked with a number of people, from small one person businesses, to those with hundreds of employees. Both for profit and non-profit agencies. But I most enjoy people who work hard and are motivated to get things done, and yet enjoy having a little fun from time to time as well.

How do you get started?
You can simply e-mail, call, IM or txt me. I am a one person shop, I write the proposal, I do the work, I do the followup, I am "my people" and will never hand you off to a flunkie mid-project. You hire me, you get me.

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Saturday
17May

Incorporating photographic elements

Stemilt.jpgOne of the trends I see more and more of on the web is the incorporation of photographic elements into overall web design. The photos add texture and depth to a site which would typically be very flat. One of my favorite sites that I use to illustrate this is the Stemilt Winery site. The depth, texture and overlapping elements just make this a beautiful site.

Check it out at: http://stemilt.squarespace.com/ 

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