Role: production artist

An eight-page brochure for AT&T's employee retirement program. This job also included print production for two certificates and web production for two awards websites.
Proficiency with Indesign and a working knowledge of the print process is required for building these print pieces. Also, we use a custom Indesign plug-in to facilitate our many variable data fields within these print pieces. Variable on-demand print is a large part of my job.

Role: production artist

Recently, OC Tanner relaunched its own internal recognition brand and program. I was the production artist for this project. The team delivered excellent work on time (and the client was very pleased).
The bulk of my work on this project included print production and preflight of a multi-piece kit for each employee, various communication pieces, certificates, pin-on buttons, forms, and web production of several websites, three online forms, and communications emails. This list is by no means complete.
A website can be viewed here and one of the forms can be seen here.

Role: designer/illustrator

I work at the O.C. Tanner Company where we help other companies recognize their employees for their great work and years of service. It's a really good place to work and we practice what we preach.
I designed this pin-on button for our own internal recognition program. These buttons are one of the very small ways that you can say thanks to your co-workers on a day-to-day basis. This design went through more revisions than its size would suggest but I like how it turned out.

Role: designer/illustrator

I'm a huge fan of the Last Airbender cartoon series. This design was inspired by one of the locations in the show: Kyoshi Island. I incorporated many fantasy elements of the island into the design from the giant koi fish, the unagi serpent, to the statue of Avatar Kyoshi.
I was going for a very feminine feel as this was a design for my wife and daughters.

Role: design, strategy, and production

I was commissioned by the largest square-acre garden center in Utah to develop a strategy for, design, and develop their new website.
This was a very fun and rewarding project. The site uses the Joomla web content management framework which I had to learn before building the website. I did not use any existing Joomla template but built my own template layout. I also provided some web content management training.
http://jjgardencenter.com

Role: designer, production artist

An eight-page service awards brochure and website that I designed for John Muir Health. This product suite also included communication emails which I designed as well. I had great feedback and direction from my creative manager. The client was extremely pleased with the designs.

As the designer and production artist on this project, I also produced these pieces; preflighting the print components and building the website and emails. It was a good experience taking this project from concept all the way to launch.   
The website can be viewed here.