A few recent digital design pieces that I’ve created recently.
2019 Digital Work
The Music That Inspires Me
Imaging USA Digital Media
The work done for this year’s event was pretty evenly split between large print and digital pieces.
Below are a few examples of digital graphics. Multiple sizes and dimensions were made for varying platforms, emails and infographics.
Imaging USA 2019
Just wrapped up a very successful Imaging USA for my client the Professional Photographers of America (PPA). My work included many print and digital pieces including directional and informational signage, daily social media posts, emails and printed magazines.
IUSA is the longest-running photographic conference, trade show, and exhibit in the USA, drawing 10,000 working photographers each year.
Below are a handful of images from that.
Artist Documents the Underground Art of the New York City Subway System Over the Course of 37 Years
Prezi Presentations
Lately I’ve been creating Prezi training presentations for DirecTV to train their customer service agents on the various upgrades they can offer customers. This has been a great opportunity to delve into the world of Prezi creation and get much better at it. I’ve always worked a lot in presentation design, but I have a renewed passion for it with more updated design methods such as Prezi. It’s fun to take something new and find all the ways to make it work.
Design Portfolio Page Trouble
I’ve been having recurring trouble with the gallery plug-in on the Design Portfolio page. I hope to have this resolved asap, but in the meantime it may be wonky. Just letting you know.
Amanda Palmer’s TED Talk
This is a uniquely brilliant TED Talk. She makes a great point in regards to the connection between the artist (in any medium) and their audience. The connection is the point of the art, in my experience.
WTF Pen Package Design
Nice design on this packaging. I didn’t purchase, just took an out-of-focused photo of it…
Best Advice for Graphic Designers
I couldn’t agree more with this simple advice from the legendary Saul Bass about the most basic component of your design knowledge – drawing.