Imagination Summit was a retreat for Spectrum Brand's leaders and executives to be inspired and discover creative ways to grow their business and inspire employees. The HR team wanted something bright, while staying true to the Spectrum Brand colors. I blended the brand blues and greens to form a bright gradient, reminiscent of the Pacific Ocean they would be staying near. We also incorporated a sail boat into the logo to represent the ocean and water activities they would be participating in. The fun script font and splatters was used to inspire creativity and to think beyond the normal "business" confines. 

The National Worship Leader Conference is updated once again for 2014! This time with a logo update to reflect it’s overhead-parent company more by maintaining the Worship Leader logo as is, and added National and Conference.

Here is the splash page art, plus the 2-page spread design, and poster with the dates. Coming soon – pictures of the brochure!

LEDs are the eco-friendly lighting choice. In honor of Earth Month (April) I implemented a promotional campaign for LUX Technology Group, Inc. I customized pricing lists, eblasts, and social media images for our distributors and agents to help promote our Spring sale through their individual channels, as well as our own. The infographic is to help spread awareness of the benefits of LEDs as well as a "shareable" piece to generate leads and link-backs to our own site. 

I designed the Newport Sea Base Rowing team unisuits (racing uniform) for both men and women’s teams. Featured here is the women’s design. The men’s is similar except for thicker tank-styled straps over their shoulders. Both sets feature the club’s eagle mascot wrapping around the front to the back, highlighting the logo in the white.

I updated and rebranded technical data sheets for an engineering company showing competence working with technical information and attention to crucial details. 

A set of large posters for Vanguard Electronics displaying it's mission statement, vision, and core values to be framed and hung in the conference room.  

Designing the cover art for each issue is one of the most rewarding yet challenging projects. We often try to illustrate the theme of the magazine with the cover so it's difficult to find the right balance and there are countless questions to ask while sitting down to design a new one such as: Is this cliche or too obvious? Is it too farfetched that people won't get it? Does it represent the theme? Could it be offensive? What color haven't we used in awhile? Illustration or picture? Is this font readable? Are the blurbs too small? Is this script font too girly? The list goes on. So it feels good when you think you nail one. And not everyone will like it or feel the same about it. But that's okay. Isn't that what art is about? 

Here are just a few pieces of the materials I designed for the 7th annual National Worship Leader Conference including:

• A one page spread advertisement for a print magazine
• Enewsletter template/design to be implemented and sent through MailChimp
• Web splash page (displaying all 3 locations)
• Homepage & website for NWLC Kansas (via a WordPress theme)
• Web banners in over 25 different sizes for our sponsors to use and to use on our own platforms
• PowerPoint slides for the teachers and speakers to use throughout the event

This is a 100-page notebook that each attendee of the National Worship Leader Conference receives. Half of the book provides essential information that applies to the conference (key speakers, workshop descriptions, maps, and more). The second half is for note-taking. 

It's not often we get a chance in our magazine to illustrate infographics so it's especially fun when the opportunity arises and helps break up the word-dense columns. 

The back of the card represents all of Worship Leader's properties and their logos, while the front side remains simple, clean, and straightforward.