A 30-second social media spot for Los Angeles Education Partnership.
Explainer video for the Environmental Protection Bureau.
I created this promo, as well as the featured LightningMods themselves and the animated avatar (“Milli Volt”).
Explainer video for Screen Engine ASI and Marketing Evolution, specifically for theatrical marketing.
A fun WBT that leveraged a detective theme. We used a custom-built player, and the developer and I worked hard to make the shifts between the animations and interactions as seamless as possible.
A colleague and I produced this sample training course for an RFP to demo our company's e-learning capabilities. Designing these characters was fun, and I even got to be the voice the goofy-looking chef.
Screenshots from an app that explains (as well as troubleshoots) the process of recording non-professional placeholder ("scratch") audio.
Internal commercial for IT leader training.
This scrollable learning deliverable is an alternative to the usual WBT. There are several scrolling and clickable interactions/widgets, as well as video.
I came up with the idea for this type of deliverable during that shaky time period where corporations wanted their sales reps to only use iPads, but then freaked out when they realized their options to disseminate training were limited. I knew PDFs wouldn't pose any testing or distribution issues, and a graphic-intensive deliverable would look great on a tablet. Plus, it was a good excuse to draw stuff. I've helped produce a bunch of these graphic novels since then.
A one-page handout for business recruiting at universities. I created the illustrations as well as the layout.
I created this lion character (who has a different name, depending on the global region in which he is featured) for child formula packaging. It really took off, and you can find his likeness leveraged in a million different advertising scenarios. But it all started with my original concepts.
When I'm forced to use stock photography, I try to do something creative with it. I've done a ton of whitepaper covers for PDG, but this layout is one of my favorites.
Here's a self-explanatory poster I designed for IKEA. The bar pattern was inspired by a motif that Reid Miles used on his Blue Note album covers (e.g., "Hub-Tones", "Shoutin'"). Recently, it was shamelessly ripped off for "LaLa Land" collateral.
This project literally started out as the "sketch on a napkin" cliché...a fully-animated course that simulates a day in the life of a Record Center Specialist. A coach character guides the user through the standard procedure, and encounters common issues that the user must correctly address.
I developed the character design, and my team and I created all of the artwork and animation. We worked closely with developer, too, as this was a custom-built interface.
T-shirt design, as produced by RIPTApparel.com. Sorry, folks...the t-shirt is no longer available. Again!
A bear character I designed for OLLY Shoes. I guess his name is Olly? I don't know...I never got to name him. His poses depended on what he was selling online at the time.
