
Dennis Gable is the subject of the documentary Live. Pray. Cuss. Fight. Talk. Heal. Love. These photos were made as options for the movie poster and as a personal promotion for Dennis. You can read about Dennis’ story and what he’s up to at dennisgable.com.

Cartel needed three posters and accompanying postcards to raise funds for two baristas attending the USBC. After the concept was submitted, the photography and deliverables were designed to reflect the well-known, snarky attitudes of the two baristas.

Praxis Church needed a poster to introduce the new sermon series “Counterfeit Gods,” based on the book by Tim Keller. The solution’s pop art/comic book theme keeps the subject upbeat while remaining slightly satirical. This poster creates a look for the series that entertains but is not too far removed from reality. The series focuses [...]

Engage: Tell Your Story is the culmination of a nine month research and design application process. After selecting a current social issue and pairing with an advocate, a dynamic visual campaign was created to reach a specific set of goals. The research and campaign detailed within this book and exhibit are meant to make soldiers [...]

Deana & Jeff are getting married Spring 2011. Tempe. Shot at their first home together.

The Engage: Tell Your Story poster series was created for the VA Hospital in Downtown Phoenix. Striking war-related graphics are paired with abstract imagery and the phrase “Engage.” It is a common phrase used in combat theater to describe violent conflict with insurgents, but it also means “becoming involved.” The poster series promotes the online [...]

I know I’m a little late on critiquing the launch of OVO’s new website, which debuted a few weeks ago, but I don’t mind if you don’t! If you haven’t heard, Phoenix-born OVO has expanded and opened an office in Portland, Oregon. Congrats to them! So it’s fitting that they’re new client base should be [...]

This last week, Forty, a local branding/design/marketing guru-collective, launched it’s new website. I have a lot to say, as I think it’s a great improvement over their old site. Forty’s previous site had character, but no work clearly presented. Their new website preserves their dynamic personality, but introduces their professional portfolio and case studies. I’m [...]

Submitted for the Arizona State University, Graphic Design “4th Year Show.” The show was a collection of thesis projects, campaigns, and previous years’ work collected to showcase the growth and culmination of the graduating class of 2009. All 42 students are listed on the left side of the poster. The years (1-4) are arranged to [...]