This is a small part of a large environment design project I’m working on for a division 1 college’s athletics department. This would be the entrance to the building used by visiting teams, dressing up an ordinary garage-style door in a manner intended to intimidate the visiting team players, while branding the home team’s territory.

I couldn’t wait any longer to post this here – I just had to share it! I’m really excited about this project. More info coming soon.

I just recently finished a new project – tradeshow graphics for United Pharmacy Partners, Inc (UPPI), providing branding and messaging to their booth. It consisted of 8 large fabric graphics around a central tower, and two large fabric banners displayed at opposite corners of the booth space. The central focus of the design was a custom map, pinpointing the 100+ member locations throughout the United States, and displaying each location’s 75 mile radius of coverage.

In the above picture, the booth was created in 3D by Todd Gurley, and rendered with the graphics that I created.

Click the “continue reading” link below to see a larger view of two of the individual graphics.

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This is a trade show graphic that I made for Shelmarc Carpets. I used a baroque-inspired theme that complimented the patterns of the carpet. The graphic size is roughly 8′ W x 6′ H, so the small text is significantly more readable than it is in this low-res version. I was really happy with the way this one turned out.