An experimental photo from toying with over exposures.

This logo was conceived as a personal project for a fictional french fry company. I created it for some fun and it gave me a laugh. Hope someone else enjoys it.

I designed this website in conjunction with the company logo so that Kentucky Wedding Decor could expand their reach to the web. The site is a simple, beautiful place for them to showcase photos of their decorations and to provide contact information for potential customers. You can visit the live site by going to KentuckyWeddingDecor.com.

This logo was designed for Kentucky Wedding Decor, a company that rents beautiful lighting and other decorations. I decided to use a lantern for the mark in this design because that is the company’s most popular rental item. The colors and typeface add a soft elegance that work to further the wedding aesthetic. You can visit them at KentuckyWeddingDecor.com.

These photos were taken in Bardstown, KY for one of my latest posts over at Kentucky Scenic. You can find the rest of the images from that particular post here: http://kentuckyscenic.com/backyard-expedition/.

I designed this website to help market a home that is for sale by the owner. I went with a clean, single page layout to keep things very simple so that the essential information would be easy to scan and retain. You can visit the site at 323Parkwood.com.

I created this piece as a way to express the concept of letting go of whatever it is that eats you up, stresses you out, brings you down, or just holds you back. The imagery seen here was not created using any photoshop effects, it is simply made up of a series of layered, long-exposure photographs I took.

The light post shown here was giving off a very eerie glow that I just decided to capture and share.

This piece came out of an academic assignment that required me to design a cover for a rap album titled Smash It. Since we were given no other information, I decided to actually come up with a concept or theme behind the music on the album. This ended up being about breaking down people’s ingrained perceptions, their preconceived notions, stereotypes, etc. I represented this album concept through the shards of broken glass containing reflections of people’s eyes. I did both the photography and design for this piece and had a heck of a type smashing up the glass for the shot.

I designed this poster in class as an advertisement for a mathematics conference. I definitely had some inspiration from Herb Lubalin’s Families logo but the idea really developed after I had been staring at the numbers in my layout for so long that I began to see them as forms instead of numbers. When this context disappeared, the resemblance of the number one to a person just popped out to me. I decided to bookend the central figures with consecutive numbers to make sure they would be still be recognized as ones and not just as people.