Self Opportunity provides recruitment advertising and recruitment services. This is a comp I created for their updated web presence.
SigFx Energy needed a landing page for the SaFPWR smartphone battery case product line. Using a preconcieved design, I produced this Flash header and content layout.
Orthofix needed several animated slideshows for a tradeshow presentation. Using their design and video assets, I produced a series of Flash movies to illustrate these products.
This animated map shows not only the locations of the popular restaurant Raising Canes, but a timeline of the companies growth as well.
Globe Runner SEO needed a dynamic banner animation for their main site. Using Flash I created a series of screens with the theme of “Aim for the top”.
Inanna’s Tears is a graphic novel which tells the story of an ancient civilization. Writer Rob Vollmar asked for a Flash “movie trailer” as a bit of online advertising. Animated panels and parallax scrolling made for a compelling piece.
Rob Vollmar again contacted me to complete a project similar to his “Inanna’s Tears” piece. Being black and white, I gave the project the look of an antique silent film, while using similar animation styles to his previous job, Inanna’s Tears.
Bill’s Quick Lube is a family run business in Lawton Oklahoma specializing in auto lubrication and preventive maintenance. Using JavaScript I was able to have each page load without effecting the Flash banner.
Hazard Finder is a California based company which allows potential home-buyers to research an area’s safety rating. I used very vibrant colors and high contrast, which made the client quite pleased indeed.
AG Ford is a very talented Illustrator, using traditional media to bring life to his projects. Updating his portfolio is a simple task using using an XML data source, and the fluid layout adjusts the page to accomodate most screen resolutions.
Dave Curd is an illustrator based in Wisconsin, and he needed a website to showcase his work. This design gives ample room to display his artwork, and is also easily updated using an XML data source to show the latest content.
Kevin Blankenship is a cartoonist based in Oklahoma, and he needed a site to display his work and to sell is newly published book. This site uses an energetic Flash navigation, and utilizes several XML data sources to make updates very simple.
Dreamlab Partners needed me to take an existing static design and produce an eye-catching microsite.
Airforce.com uses many different Flash components, and this was one of them. Tribal DDB provided the creative assets, and I developed the final product in Flash. It is a simple rollover menu displaying various jobs in the U.S. Air Force.
This website was designed by the creative department of Tribal DDB, a Dallas advertising agency. I was in charge of making the eye catching animations, such as the initial build, button rollovers and various masking animations.
I was tasked with taking this design and producing the necessary animation to convey the excitement of the Pepsi branded Mitsubishi Lancer. Creative motion design and some clever masking techniques brought the final product together.
Data Return wanted an interface for their Mercury application. This is what I made for them, and I think it looks pretty good. Of course they didn’t use it.
This was my first Flash intro created while working for Dreamlab. Datamax wanted a Flash piece which showcased the different aspects of their digital imaging solutions, while graphically matching the CD-ROM’s content.
This interface is for an online application which would test the end user’s system security online. I used a serious, rather intense color palette and harsh angles to give this project a “TRON-esque” feel.
Dreamlab asked me to create an exciting background for their portfolio application, which we nicknamed Lucid. Using a very warm, saturated palette and 3D images, the end result was quite satisfactory.