Welcome to my portfolio website. I have a BA in Communications from Wilfrid Laurier University and a Diploma in Film Studies from Ryerson University. This site encompasses the body of my work from the past three years that I've done for various firms. Feel free to contact me with any questions or if your interested in a design project. Have a nice day!

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Steve Steadham, who originally skated for Powell Pereleta Skateboards, planned to reboot his skateboard company and approached me to make some designs for his new line. These are two of the designs that I made which went into production and were sold through Eastern Skate Supplies. These boards were sold out worldwide within a few weeks and Steve later put me in charge of Art Direction. Between 2005- 2008 I designed, directed and organized all art for the company.

Everbird Technology, is a small San Francisco based computer firm specializing in online shopping-cart technology. The owner of the company approached me to design a corporate identity that would reflect their core values. They wished for the feel of Web 2.0 along with a simple logo design that people would remember after they walked away. A silhouette of a bird was the basis for this logo.

Richview Flooring required a new corporate website for their company. Upon meeting with the owners I realized that they desired a simple yet clean website to reflect the type of work that they encompass. Using a lot of "white-space", I was able to convey a sense of cleanliness.

March Entertainment required a DVD jacket design for the release of Chilly Beach the Movie: The World is Hot Enough. After coming up with over 12 different designs, we settled on this layout. The idea was to promote the main characters time traveling adventure, along with key events that happened in the film. Along with the DVD cover was the design of an advertisement that was featured in the November 2007 issue of Hollywood@Home. The DVD was released worldwide in January of 2008, found in stores such as HMV, Amazon.com and Wal-Mart.

Messiah Skateboards approached me after viewing my Steadham designs and asked me to design a set of skateboards that would reflect Christianity in the modern day. My designs reflected Christ in an underground style through graffiti and posters of subtle imagery.

The Entrepreneurs’ Association of the University of Waterloo, held an Identity Contest to replace their old design. I came up with the design concept of "pieces falling into place". I felt the association would be a good meeting ground for people to meet key professionals that would help them to reach a greater goal. The EAUW loved the logo design and chose it for their new identity.

CG Logix needed a logo that would reflect their services and style. They specialized in computer network design and I developed a logo that was based on the concept of loops sending information around and between two points. These loops intersecting with each other reflected the forming of a network.

March Entertainment needed a series style guide for their first production: Chilly Beach. I designed, laid-out and coordinated all the different design aspects of the series. Direction of the Pantone colour sets, base colour designs, character outlines, character heights and series design rules were inclusive of my design.

Danthrax (pronounced "Dan - Tha - racks") is a Toronto based musician that makes a fusion of electronic & rap music. For a creative logo, I came up with the concept that was reminiscent of 80's designs. As a result, I settled on the idea of Metallica meets Japanese Transformers as a main form of inspiration.