The Whiskey Priest, a short film by friend Thomas Rennier. The film is a period piece that takes place in 1930′s Mexico. Stunning cinematography and intriguing script watch the trailer here: The Whiskey Priest trailer and catch a screening. Designing the art for the film was pretty easy when you have great visuals to work with. Minimalistic but staying true to the period and feel of the movie I was very happy with how it turned out!
I shot a new photo series called Turn On The Bright Lights. Styled for Spring 2010 pop colors I wanted to capture movement, color and light in a single moment. Click here to see more..
Luke Franks, San Francisco singer / songwriter, released online “Migraines & Love”. The photograph is an old polaroid taken by most likely his parents and the design and typography was done by me. Buy it now!
Clean and classy was the look I was going for here. Photographs are pulled via Flickr into a flash gallery plug-in.
Logo designed for The Coffee Ethic, Springfield, MO modern coffee shop. Having come off of seeing the documentary Helvetica I was inspired to create a timeless mark.
Standard Social is an online lifestyle and fashion publication based in Kansas City and is a sister to StandardStyle.com. The website was developed as a customized blog to allow for contributing writers to publish articles. Social media applications like YouTube, Twitter, and Flickr are integrated seamlessly into the site to provide content.
Standard Style has a lot of facets to the company. An retail store/boutique, an online publication, a printed publication/magazine, an artist agency as well as a brand studio. The challenge was to create a website that seamlessly navigated to each division but keeping each division feel unique.
Responsible for the design and photography for author Serena Woods’ first published book, Grace Is For Sinners. I also design and developed a blog for Serena that accompanies the book, found here: Grace Is For Sinners.
It’s always a scary, and sometimes can end in failure, to design your own logo. However I had a really clear vision and idea of what I wanted. This mark I believe sums up my work in a timeless way, yet revealing the fashion side to my photography. A modified version of the font Didot was used here. Didot is a common font amongst fashion publications and I felt that as I position myself to be primarily a fashion / lifestyle photographer, this represents that.
