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I had previously helped upcoming health management company develop their logo. We worked well together and was later approached to design and develop the entire website. I’m very excited about this project because it is one of those rare cases where I get to dictate the entire identity/branding process. Not to be condescending or cocky, but big companies with their bureaucracy and inflexibility, through no fault of their own, kills innovation and outside of the box thinking. Have I rambled enough? Follow the link to see the first round of design and a few more screenshots. I’m currently developing the website, it will be up shortly. Read more >>

New design! United States Geological Survey approached Audacious Inquiry to redesign/develop their website. Ai was kind enough to hand the all important graphic design work to me. Here are some original designs. more screenshots to follow. Read more >>

Maryland Healthcare Commission Long Term Guide website design. The 3 level top navigation is experimental and meant to be easy to use. Follow the link to see a few more screenshots. Read more >>

This was designed for Episcopal Church of Washington. Episcopal Diocese of Washington is a very progressive organization both in its ideal and branding. The pattern from the logo can be extracted to create other variations. Click the link to see a few more screenshots. Read more >>

Website designed for Health Analytics, a company specializes in obtaining and translating complex scientific data into actionable business insights that provide direct answers and evidence-based decision support. This was done while working at Audacious Inquiry. You can find the final product here.

Logo designed for BloomSky Health, a start up health information technology company.

This is the first and only (so far) painting complete in 2009. After finishing the painting i did for David just months ago, I decided that I loved that one so much, i’m going to do one for myself. I set it up similar to the original except I can’t paint cheese, so i decided to go with some fruit. This one took about a month to do, again, play movie while working on it. I think Harry Potter was a popular theme in those nights.
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I was asked to do a painting for my manager David Finney in December of 2008. It was meant to be a Christmas present for his then girlfriend and current Fiancée Amy. We worked together to come up with the idea, which was simple scene of a cutting board, and ingredient of Amy’s favorite dish. David bought the grape and cheese, and i used my own cutting board, knife, wine glass, and a recently acquired bottle of wine (from walking a neighbor’s dog) and set them up in the corner of my bedroom. I put a movie on my laptop, and painted almost every night for 2 weeks before the Holidays.

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