Book: Celebrating 110 Years

This is the cover of a 40-page book I just finished for Wyman Center, Inc., a non-profit youth development organization. The book includes information on the organization's history, mission and programs, plus stories, quotes and personal works by the teens they serve. You can learn more about them at www.wymancenter.org. Inside pics will be added soon.

Free Image: Pumpkins

Feel free to download this picture - maybe you're in need of some fall stock photography. Just click on the photo to for the full-sized image, then drag it onto your desktop. Enjoy!

Newsletter: Teen Matters

This is the latest issue of Teen Matters, a quarterly newsletter (sometimes with a bonus issue) to the constituent base of Wyman Center, Inc., a nonprofit youth development organization based out of St. Louis. You can see all issues in full by visiting www.wymancenter.org/Publications. I redesigned the organization's existing newsletter almost two years ago, and have designed every issue since (nine issues since spring 2007). Up until this fall (when I moved to Minnesota), I also did all the photography and most of the writing and research.

Appreciation Event Invite

I designed this invitation set for a donor appreciation event last year. It was one of my first experiences using Adobe Illustrator for illustration. I thought it turned out quite nicely!

Postcards: Reminders to Pet Owners

This is a series of postcard templates that I designed for Intravet, a company that provides services to animal hospitals and veterinarians. These postcards are part of a selection their clients choose from when they want to send appointment reminders.

Logo

I did this little logo for Parkway Northeast Middle School as part of a campaign they are running to highlight the school's values: responsibility, respect, honesty, integrity and caring.

Masthead, Postcard: Marketing for Trade Show

I designed this masthead and postcard for a direct marketing company that - among other things - works with clients preparing for trade shows. The client's potential customers (people who will be attending the trade show) receive a personalized postcard telling them a bit about the company and directing them to their personal URL for a chance to win a prize (cameras, iPods, etc.). There they learn more about the company and the upcoming trade show, and the company collects useful information, such as email addresses. The masthead I designed shows up at the top of the URL and creates uniformity with the direct mail piece.