One of my good buddies who I worked with at DW Turner recently started his own company and asked for my help with his logo and website to which I gladly obliged. Best of luck Rob and I look forward to seeing your progress!

Modern Olive is the first “pay whatever you want” Adventure in the Youkipedia family. There are a lot of Christian job posting boards, but they are too expensive and poorly designed. Would love to hear your feedback!

PS - We made it to Florida! I’ll post some pics of the trip shortly!

Some people expressed confusion regarding what Doctor Div is so it’s undergoing a makeover to clarify. Here’s a sneak peak. Should be live on the DoctorDiv url within the next few days.

“The Webmaster Jam Session is for people that make Websites looking for candid, straight to the point information from the industries top professionals and best talent.” Thanks to J and the nice guys over at Coffee Cup who have made this project a fun one.

Fun project for Young Fabulous and Broke. Via my new mate Michael Goldstein at Stun Media. Thanks for the work Michael and I look forward to wrapping this project this week!

You may recall a rambling post about “voices in my head” that equated to a bunch of business ideas. If you’ve got a few minutes to waste you can read it here. Otherwise, feel free to keep reading.I’ve been having so much fun slicing CSS that I decided to create a little website to manage the projects that I’ve been doing. There’s a cool little admin interface that allows people to post projects, upload files, track progress, leave feedback, preview their files and pay their invoice.A couple of cool benefits of using the Doc (haha, so cheesy), include getting every 10th slice free. I am also slicing for a wide variety of CMS apps like Blogger, WordPress, Drupal, Movable Type and Joomla!. So if you’ve got a custom design for one of these or another site and don’t want or have the time to do the slicing yourself feel free to give the Doc a try.Overall, I’ve had fun putting this project together and am excited about how it will streamline the current project flow and am looking forward to how the service will grow and evolve.Cheers!

Design concept for new web site for one of DW Turner’s clients Mark Pardo. I think it has a nice balance between “classy / sexy” without being skanky. At least that’s what I was going for. My wife and a few coworkers concurred, so hopefully I’m not delusional. We’ll see what the awesome client says.

Concept we put together for new web site pitch to the New Mexico Oil & Gas Association.

We’ve been working on a redesign for the New Mexico Dental Association web site to highlight their Brighter Smiles for New Mexico campaign that we helped develop. Here is what I’ve got so far. They wanted a New Mexico flavor to the site, hence the balloons.

I haven’t done a self-promotional piece in a while. In fact, 2002 was the last time I did one. It was while I was with the talented folks over at Rome & Gold Creative and I was fortunate enough to have Rockport Publishers feature it in their book The Power of Paper. Since I’ve been trying to assemble my portfolio, I decided to order a copy on Amazon last week. It arrived in the mail yesterday and I’ve uploaded some photos below.

Six years later I have decided to do another promotional piece. So after one hundred IV bags from Ebay, a few gallons of Gatorade, some vinyl labels and cardboard boxes I recently put together a “Website Transfusion” piece to market the web site services at DW Tuner. FYI - I may retake all these pics with our “nice” camera at work as my phone camera did not do that great a job with the quality.