Thanks for visiting my site! Please check out some of my work, both web-based and photographic. My photography portfolio is a bit sparse right now, but in the near future I'll be adding more images. The web portfolio has got some girth, and please, if you know anyone who'd need some web design help, let me know. I'm always looking for more projects.

The National Petroleum Council

Texas School Law

The National Petroleum Council, an oil and gas advisory committee to the Secretary of Energy, recently released a report called Facing The Hard Truths about Energy. They needed a website where users could learn more about the study and download the PDF.

Artist Data Systems is a company I started with a business partner in Nashville to ease the process of organizing online data for musicians. Kris Niles contributed some design elements but I designed the overall look and completed the site's programming.

Three Belles Marina needed an informative website to show off their product and service offerings to current and potential customers.

The August, an incredibly talented folk rock band from the midwest, needed a website to communicate news, journals, photos, and concert information to their fans. It also needed to be consistent with their most recent album artwork.

Hoist Music is a boutique management company who needed a one page site to pass along the information for its artists. Their request: the simpler the better.

One of the most popular spring events in the city of Nashville is Vanderbilt University's Rites of Spring, a two day music and arts festival. They wanted a site where people could read about the artists involved, as well as festival rules and ticketing information.

If you find yourself in Chicago looking for thai food, look no further than Lakeview's Duck Walk. The restaurant is small, but the food is authentic, affordable, and delicious. Their original site was up for years, but has since been replaced due to updated branding.

In a quiet part of Chicago's lakeview neighborhood you will find The Belmont Barbershop, a hip alternative to the Hair Cuttery's of the world. They needed a simple site with contact info and pricing that was consistent to some of their current branding.

Spending time in Savannah, Georgia is already a treat, but staying at 118 West, a small private bed and breakfast in the historic district, makes it perfect. They needed a site to show off their amenities as well as provide contact information and pricing.

You probably haven't heard of Sanders Bohlke yet, but give it a few years. The singer/songwriter's soulful voice and heartfelt songs will find there way to you. ** The main artwork for this site was done by Bradley Adair.

One of the most random projects on the list. A group of Chicagoians wanted to start a weekly social outing called Saturfest and wanted a fun, summer look to the site. Word has it the group never got truly organized, but here's a screen shot of the site.

Before disbanding in 2006, New Sense was one of Milwaukee's most talented bands. They needed a one-page site that displayed their news, tour dates, blog entries, contact information, and photos.

The August: Uptown Sessions

Grand Canyon

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