My first big project as creative director for the Boston Blazers was to help update the team's branding. While we retained the team's basic logos and colors, we created a bolder, cleaner look heading into year two.

Used HTML/CSS, Javascript and Flash and create the team's official website. We kept close track of site analytics, and tested numerous layouts for optimal performance.

Worked with top-notch photographers, video editors and others employed by the TD Garden, home of the Boston Blazers.

Once the basic branding was in-place, we kept a consistent look and feel across all the team's marketing. This graphic was used as a website banner, as well as MBTA ads, billboards and in-arena signage.

An interactive ad designed for Boston.com, featuring video and animated graphics

2009 NLL MVP "Dangerous" Dan Dawson at the center of our "That's Dangerous" marketing campaign. Also worked with Dan to create and maintain his popular video blog, The Danger Zone.

To attract a college crowd, we worked with Blazers players and Sparks cheerleaders on the "What R U Doin Sat Nite" ad campaign.

One of many banner ads created to increase ticket sales, this one featured on Pandora.com.

Game-specific designs were a delightful challenge. This is one of the many email newsletters we sent out to subscribers throughout the season.

Used HTML, CSS and a simple form to create a micro-site to promote Friendly's Free Ice Cream Day.

As web designer and illustrator, I worked with a team of game designers, copywriters, voice artists and more to create online games for Boston's Museum of Science.

A point-of-purchase display for Market Basket.

As founder of South End Textiles, I create bold and fresh designs for various products. This design, a collaboration with Calamity Shazaam, is used for t-shirts and tea towels.

Our Shamrock Shooter design was recently featured on the cover of Boston's Weekly Dig.

South End Textiles' first design, the Korn Over Kenmore Halloween card can be found in numerous Boston area stores.

Some of our greeting card and postcard designs.

One of my first paid gigs as a web designer, I worked with author Keith Bowden to promote his book about a 70 day adventure on the Rio Grande.