Working with programs, such as InDesign, Quark, and Illustrator (& Freehand) for the last 10 years, my experience with print design has been evolving within book-interior design, typography, and signage. This distinction may presides outside of my motion graphics/animation practice, but it completes my overall design strengths.

Example of the work contributed to the e-mail blast

Designed the template that this book is based on for easy reproduction for composition (with InDesign) and created type/page specifications for accurate copy and visual layout by compositors. Key Curriculum Press' Digging into Data is used amongst 6-8 graders in conjunction with KCP software program called TinkerPlots. It is a "software [program that] boosts elementary and middle school students' comprehension of data and graphing with interactive, visual representations" making it more interesting for the student.

As a Production Artist, often times I would have to work off of a pre-existing template. There were times when I got to exercises some creativity. These kits are an example of that.

The Catalyst 3.0 and McGraw-Hill Reader Student Registration Kits were sold to students to gain access to online material. The projects needed a quick design, which didn't fit into the normal design template. The two shown here were mocked up within a few hours and delivered to the printer within 48-hours. A nice example of imagination to deliver items that was overlooked originally in the planning process.

Key Curriculum Press' Statistics in Action is an advance-level placement textbook for college-bound students. This case-bound book was a joy to work on considering the challenge presented to me, which included a magnitude of statistical composition along with a detailed type specification that needed to be drafted for the compositor.