A little over a year ago I was asked by my dad to help him out with the RPOA.ORG site. The old site was something right out of 1993, and the company that had put it together made it as easy to edit as connecting to the internet back then...

I’m more excited than ever to see what unfolds in the sixth season of my favorite show, Dexter. As a tribute to just how much I love the series, I have assembled the first high quality Dexter themed Desktop art. I hope it will impress everyone from the newest to the most seasoned Dexter followers.

The IDentity Festival is a festival unlike any other, with tons of the world's best DJ's descending on cities across the country. My buddy, Rob Tweedie, and I were charged with turning their concept and illustrations into a kick-ass website in only a few days.

I was hired to do a signing poster for the band Story Of The Year. They wanted something new but didn't have the time to set up a photo shoot, so they asked me what I could do with an existing photo that they had used for a number of years. They mentioned that they wanted something fun, crazy, weird, and innovative...

A close family friend, Nancy Heilner, approached me when she and a few other therapists decided to form the San Francisco Therapy Collective. The team of therapists previously worked for New Leaf, but, because of government cutbacks, they lost their funding.

We wanted to make the site easy to update, so I integrated the site to work with CushyCMS. If you haven't checked out CushyCMS, you should. If you can send an e-mail, you can maintain a site with this CMS. I also set up the domain with Google so that he can manage e-mail, have his own group contact directory, and share documents online.

Recently, the RPOA (Riverside Police Officers Association) contacted me for a complete redesign of their website. While the old site worked, they found that it wasn't engaging and didn't keep viewers on the site long. The RPOA wanted to create a place where officers could come to share, discuss and get feedback about news and events surrounding the Riverside Police Department.

When living in San Francisco I was approached by Harmeet Dhillon. She was running for State Assembly in 2008, and she wanted a website to show who she was and what she stood for.

Starting off as a personal trainer at Apple retail in San Francisco, my talents were quickly utilized to work with Apple Corporate. I worked mostly on designs to be utilized for internal use and for Apple conventions. I also helped Apple corporate to develop what is now known in the Apple Retail stores as One to One. Here are some approved samples of work that I did with Apple Inc.

I worked for Mountain High on a contract basis once a year to prepare the resort’s website for the ski season. Within two years, I was working full time as the Art Director and was involved in every aspect of the resort’s image. Check out some of my designs from Mountain High.