Bishop Hartley High School had a 10 year old system in place for their jumbo-tron scoreboard. We were commissioned to upgrade that bloated application that was too overblown and filled with unstructured and complicated user interface.

Starting with defining a scope, developing multiple wireframes, and creating prototypes fast allowed us to see what worked and what didn't work almost immediately.

We ended up using Omnivex Moxie Studio to design and program this in. Usually Omnivex Moxie is a digital signage software that is very limited in it's design capabilities, but I don't actually consider this to be digital signage. This is a full blown application that is programmed using a poor man's interface driven language.

It allows to select multiple sports, keep stats and scores for all of the sports, score inside and outside sports simultaneously, introduce, and highlight players during the game, play music, advertisements, and between play animations all within a system that is mean to be a glorified slide show.

This is a 200+ hour project and is still on going. We provided a full backend user guide and implemented a fully thought out CMS custom made for these guys so it will not become a super over-bloated monster and can keep its structure and will work with just updating a couple cells.

The craziest thing about this project is that is was to be completely functional within a month. It is a little bare bones, and I would have loved to put more time into testing the experience, but constraints lead me to this. If anything I can say I am resourceful.

Part one in a miniseries with brettappoved.com. The worlds first travel and rating site for people with disabilities. We wanted to take the classic post card, add a contemporary feel, and translate that into a need to travel, and explore. More coming soon.

We created a very simple and extremely easy to use control panel for Kegler Brown for their main office. It's main use is to control content, hold presentations for a divide/combine room, record presentations, control cameras, and to call other participants.

Internal, and eventually the platform for all external touch panels to be based off of. Project required to come up with an extremely user centered ease of use that would require the least amount of support as possible. Requirements are to be able to use multiple sources to present, and also be able to do video and audio conferencing. Roles included wireframes, information architechture, interface design and implimentation.

Columbus College of Art and Design required a touch panel that could control multiple inputs and outputs for various uses. We designed a panel which had 3 modes that controlled everything from a 32 channel mixing board to playing blurays and displaying laptops on the stage, from the booth. Controlling recordings, cameras, and projectors are a breeze, as well as routing multiple sources to multiple locations.

Inspiration came from CCAD's extensive brand guideline. Roles includes, information architecture, brand integrity management, interface and experience design and implementation.

I have always loved Marvel Comics and as a side project I decided to create the logos of the business' of some popular Marvel heroes would be. Taking hints from their hero identities, I modeled what I thought some of their business' brands would look like in the real world. Barely hidden in the logos are the actual heroes themselves. This is a continuing project and I will be adding to these projects as I progress.

A custom set of single width stroke weather icons was made for to display the current and future status of the weather for some digital signage for a customer.

With this icon pack I have included a Photoshop Custom Shape file so you can use these quickly and easily in any project.

This icon pack was also featured in the BlendMe.in photoshop extention.

Well ok, maybe its a medium amount of polygons. I had an idea for making a polygon bear after seeing the other countless versions of low poly animals. The process pretty much consisted of tracing polygons on top of a picture of a bear then hand sampling every single one of those polygons. I livened it up for a valentines card and added a couple layer styles and effects in photoshop and tried to create a slightly confusing foreground/background.

I was commisioned by a friend to do a shirt design for a local hardcore band. They wanted something battle hardened and a little bit darker. Also incorporated their older logo and a hand made logo type that they have since used in multiple publications. This was my first attempt at a hand made vector illustration and it turned out great.

I created a set of animated icons that are fairly regularly used. This was a good learning experience and a great time getting used to after effects and seeing just a smidgen of what it can do. It really brings an extra amount of interaction with the icons and could be used in a lot of applications.