This logo was created for the photostrips that were printed at my wedding photobooth. I designed it to match our other printed goods as well as the fabric photobooth backdrop (click the image above to view a sample photostrip featuring the logo).

I designed a 3-piece letterpress invitation suite for my wedding. You can read more about the process on my personal blog. I also designed save the date postcards, escort cards, dinner menus, thank you notes, and a photobooth sign to match.

Using Adobe Illustrator, I created this logo for the CATESOL Northern Regional Conference 2010. The theme of the conference was Changing Tides: Transformative Teaching & Learning. I was asked to create a logo that incorporated tides, teaching, and Monterey. The logo was used for flyers, programs, conference tote bags, and signage.

I designed this HTML/CSS prototype for Next Generation Nepal based on a mockup produced by an interaction designer.

[View the original mockup]

[View NGN's old site design]

I developed this interactive television advertising campaign as a design exercise. The assignment was to choose a brand that I feel could benefit from iTV, explain why, and then create a campaign for the brand. I chose Lady Gaga since she already has such a strong brand and iTV seemed like a natural next step.

You can also read the document that outlines my design process and shows the set of wireframes that I created for this project.

This design was created for the Alumni Relations Office at the Monterey Institute of International Studies. It was printed on business card-sized magnets that are handed out to promote the school’s alumni website. I was sent specific design elements that needed to be included: flags, the MIIS logo, and the alumni site’s URL.

In April 2010, I gave a workshop at the Monterey Institute’s Digital Learning Commons about personal branding. This presentation was also featured on the SlideShare homepage (in the “Hot on LinkedIn” section).

This site was created as a design exercise for Google. I wanted to do something different than my previous version of the same exercise. The body copy I was given was nearly the same as when I did the exercise almost 2 years ago, so I freshened it up a bit to include more of Google’s collaboration tools that I would actually use to plan a vacation/trip. I checked my Delicious bookmarks for some design inspiration, came across some jquery sliders, and decided to give one of them a try.