This website design wanted to be futuristic and exciting, embracing technology in a clean and unencumbered way. Syntiant is an up-and-coming company that I don’t think I can discuss yet under penalty of death or at least a mean talking-to. Just trust me when I say that it’s going to be a game-changer for the way we interact with our world. I know, sounds hyperbolic, but I guess I tend to take on the hyperbolic kind of projects. Stay tuned for the amazing things that this new company will be uncovering …

CaptiveAire had an upcoming tradeshow to prepare for and they asked me to do the tradeshow booth print design for it. They had a whole slew of products to show off, but not a uniform way to show them without it looking either too boring or too schizophrenic. I decided to haphazardly space them about the panels in an organized way (I know, sounds ironic) so we could show them in as large-and-in-charge as possible. Turned out pretty cool and cutting edge and really pulled people to the booth. Note: See the picture of it all set up at the tradeshow below in the “Alternate Views” section.

CORE Fire Protection needed a simple logo design that evoked its mission: to make sure fires don’t spread in commercial kitchens. So we used the natural shape of the O as a nest for the cool blue color at its core (the antithesis of firey red).

Captrate is a subsidiary of CaptiveAire. They make industrial kitchen fans to remove grease from kitchen exhaust. They wanted a new perception on their great product, something to set them apart from competitors. So we updated their look with a new logo, brochure and website. This brochure print design reflects the clean design concept we developed for the other pieces of the Captrate identity.

Yes, I might have designed SMS’s logo, but Strategic Mortgage Solutions helped me with my mortgage (and 2 refis during this deep dip in housing) and I’d recommend him to anyone. Patrick is a great guy and always has your best interests in mind. I’d say that’s a pretty good recommendation, right?

L’Enfant Terrible is defined in Webster’s Dictionary as an unusually successful person who is strikingly unorthodox, innovative, and/or avant-garde. I’d say that fits in with the kind of personality you want in your party planner. The logo design clearly shows this in his knowing smirk mixed with his professional bow-tie.

Captrate is a subsidiary of CaptiveAire. They make industrial kitchen fans to remove grease from kitchen exhaust. They wanted a new perception on their great product, something to set them apart from competitors. So we updated their look with a new logo, brochure and website. This website design reflects the clean design concept we developed for the other pieces of the Captrate identity.

Veritas CNC wanted a website design that would impress all the tradeshow people he was handing his business cards and brochures out to, something to tie together the excitement of learning about his new technology at the tradeshow to when they get back in front of their computers. We worked with on-camera talent in front of a greenscreen to get the effect of the announcer walking in front of the website’s hero image.

The Shipman Agency produces reality television shows such as Glamour Girl, Glass Slipper Show, Your Custom Home, Legends & Outlaws and Ammo & Attitude. She wanted a website that would showcase these current shows and excite people about them. She would use the website both to bring in potential participants on the shows and to attract networks and financing.

Chapel Hill 40 is an office park in Chapel Hill, NC right by Interstate 40 (surprise, surprise!). They wanted their website design to show off their 3 buildings that each have office spaces for lease. It was really meant to be a brochure site to give a quick idea of the buildings and cause the visitor to make contact for the next steps. I also developed the Flash intro slideshow of the buildings to give the homepage more dynamic intrigue.