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banner ads for ESPN Boston

I lend a hand to ESPN Boston from time to time when they are pressed to quickly turn around web ad graphics. Usually there is existing creative which the vendors provide – my job is to make sure their branding guidelines are adhered to while at the same time making it work for the ESPN [...]

Gulf of Maine Times

[click to see what the Gulf of Maine Times logo looked like "before".] In the fall of 2007 I was hired to redesign the Gulf of Maine Times. The focus of the redesign was to add more color and interest and give it a fresh, updated look. I did this by bringing more photos, stories [...]

NCAA Men’s Lacross Championships

I did the design templates for the home and interior pages for the 2009 Men’s NCAA Lacrosse Championships website. I did not do any of the slicing, programming or population of content for the site – just provided the final layered Photoshop files – but I had to keep the programmers in mind while doing [...]

maps and infographics

There is a reason I am known as “Map Queen” around the stadium – I have done all sorts of directional infographics for both print and web – mainly for fan guides, parking passes, security manuals and directional kiosks (like the one pictured above). Although most maps are used for informational purposes for fans, some [...]

Patriots.com splash pages

During the week of Super Bowl XLII, I worked with the web team developing graphics for the Patriots website. We were constantly updating the site with video, photos and news items. I mainly focused on splash page and promotional ad graphics for the site.

Howard Brush

Howard Brush is a hand card and brush manufacturer which has been in business since 1866. I took them on as a client in the mid-1990s – back then their business was geared towards sheep and animal wool, but they have been slowly migrating towards the industrial/textile industries. They wanted a very simple site for [...]

Two Feet Thick

Two Feet Thick (TFT) was a complete website and logo re-design project. They had some parameters – keep the green/black color scheme (I snuck in some rusty red accents) and the rhino (which I updated) – otherwise I could do as I pleased. The result was a cleaner design which made it easier to navigate [...]

Holiday e-cards

Back in the winter of 2008 I needed a final project idea for my Flash class at RISD. At the same time I was also feeling pangs of guilt over killing all those trees for holiday cards, so I created my first holiday e-card. It was Grinch themed – all the elements were drawn in [...]