Portfolio / Project List
Adteractive “FREE! XBox 360 Next Generation Gaming Console” Campaign
Adteractive “Please Claim Your Free Gift! HP Pavilion zd8000 Laptop PC” Campaign
Adteractive “Please Claim Your Free Sony Vaio Notebook PC!” Campaign
Project Description:Banner ad animation loops 5 times then stops. To replay, you might have to force-reload the page to refresh browser cache.
Adteractive “Please Claim Your Free Vermont Teddy Bear!” Campaign
Adteractive “Special Offer Announcement - Free $500 Kmart Gift Card” Campaign
Adteractive “Take Our National Survey!” Pringles vs. Doritos Couch Potato Snack Campaign
AOL Channel Art for The Sharper Image
Project Description:Visual design created based on The Sharper Image corporate look and feel. Since I had previously worked on other marketing vehicles for them I was already familiar with their brand standards which helped make this project a success.
Project Description:One of the iterations I worked on for AOL version 3. This version might have been too “cyber” looking and the text on the buttons is dithering oddly I think. Another designer came up with the final version which used oval shaped buttons which had a friendlier feel and was less technical looking.
Project Description:One of AOLs most popular areas in version 3 was the Family Computing channel including it's chatting forums and games. The screen design integrated lots of visual eye candy to peek users interest to explore the different areas and get more intimate with the various subjects.
Project Description:This is the opening bumper animation that plays when the application first loads. I created the frames in Photoshop and a video editor created the clip. The producer and video editor came up with a great sound also which rings in the opening with a chime.
Project Description:AOL Live! was the TV Guide for online events and the design needed to inform and entice users in an organized manner while keeping track of everything going on. I worked on developing the graphics for the main channel screen and sub-screens.
Project Description:I created the final version based on an idea the CEO had after I had presented several initial designs from myself and a couple designer friends. This direction especially made sense to me after I got to review a lot of the outside agency submissions which were creating a whole new visual language that looked unrelated to the traditional AOL brand.
