This is a logo that I designed for a food vendor. She thought that it was important for her brand that her picture was included with her logo and I fully agreed. We worked together to come up with the perfect caricature.

This logo was designed for a company that travels Arizona performing FEES (Fiberoptic Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing). The client loved that the "S" of the logo forms into the fiberoptic cable.

PHX Cheer Registration Brochure
I designed this brochure for the PHX Cheer Team. They needed it to promote registration for the 2017 season.

Get into the Game Brochure - Front

Get into the Game Brochure - Back
This is a brochure that I redesigned to help promote the PHX Cheer and Football teams.

PHX Cheer Urban Jungle Fundraiser Brochure
I designed this brochure for a fundraising event that the PHX Cheer and Football teams were throwing.

Mobile Scope Signs of Swallowing Impairment Brochure
This is another piece I did for Mobile Scope. Because of how the client liked what I did with her logo she asked me to prepare a few brochures for her. The first is this one that helps explain when someone’s swallow is being impaired.

Mobile Scope “What is FEEs” Brochure
This is the second brochure I designed for Mobile Scope. It explains what the FEEs process is, and why it is a necessary procedure.

This client asked me to help him with a new design on his business cards. Along with his profession as a chiropractor, he promotes health through better nutrition. One of the ways he does that is by making his own raw chocolate that he shares with his patients. He wanted to make sure that his chocolate was included and so I took photos of some freshly made raw chocolate and this was the final result.

This card was designed for two young men who were starting a DJ business. They envisioned a DJ somewhere on the card, and I took it from there.

I was asked to Illustrate a children’s book. It was something I had never done before, but was a project that I was very excited to take on. A lot of the illustrations were based off of photos that I had been given (including the one shown). After speaking with the author, who loved my ideas, I changed the people in the photos to animals.

I was asked by a friend of mine who is a musician to design a cover for his album. He gave me some photos that he wanted me to use, but he asked me to make them look much more i7ntense than they way they looked. Besides that request I had a lot of freedom to try out ideas and in the end this is what I came up with. He was very happy with it.

One of the first 3-D animated projects I worked on was this Television Commercial. I was part of three person team who developed it. My responsibility was to build the scene while another person created the character and finally another animated everything.

This piece was developed to help show how some newly designed processing equipment would fit onto an offshore oil rig. I have removed the equipment to not violate any terms of the NDA that I signed, but the rest of the scene is as it was designed.

This is an example of character design that I built for a client. The gorilla was originally used in a different scene which I am unable to show do to the terms set by an NDA, but I am very proud of this design and wanted to share it, so I altered the background and added the pizza.

This design was a project that I made just for fun. It turned out even better than I had hoped.

This grill is another of many projects that I did for clients looking for a visual prototype to help illustrate their new product. The scene was altered to not violate the terms of an NDA.

This wheelchair is another of example of a visual prototype that was requested in order to help illustrate a new product idea. The scene was altered to not violate the terms of an NDA.

This was another project that I created just for fun. I was experimenting with lighting and textures. As the scene began to come together I decided I was happy with how it looked and wanted to complete it.

Here is another scene that I built just for my own personal use. It was another experiment in textures.

This is an animated model of the diesel engine. I built the animation for use in a Presentation that discusses how the engine works.

This presentation was designed and built to be shown as a sales piece describing the process this HVAC company uses while repairing or replacing a home’s current system. I created the models and graphics, animated the scenes, recorded the voiceover and edited the video together. This is a great example of how I am able to incorporate multiple services to create one project, instead of having to hire multiple companies to complete the job.

This animation is the introductory short for a video game called “Shear Madness”. The company knew they were going to need something to introduce the game when they asked me about creating some of the graphics for it, but hadn’t explored the idea yet. I came up with this and they were very excited when they saw it and put it into the game.

This is another great example of how I am able to create massive projects without the client having to turn to multiple companies to help finish the job. This is the introduction to a television show that aired on Scottsdale 11. Not only did I write, produce, direct, film, edit and act in the show, but I also created this entire introduction, including writing and recording the theme song.