Official poster for the Foo Denver show on October 10, 2018 at the Pepsi Center, in support of their Concrete and Gold tour.
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Originally created as promotional material for the Dreamforce conference and animated by the talented Courtney Cox, this illustration became the official Radius shirt design. Worn by employees inside and outside the office - we printed them on onesies for company babies, and scarves for company puppies.
Official poster for Death Cab for Cutie’s October 15th and 5th shows at the Boch Center—Wang Theatre in Boston. Five color screen print in insulation pink paper, with a copper metallic ink.
The Radius Illustration style guide resulted from our goal to unify spot illustration style across product and marketing teams. We saw Illustration as a ripe opportunity to inject personality into our brand.
I was asked to design the official poster for Dead and Company's Austin show on December 2 as part of their Fall 2017 tour. This is the first time the Grateful Dead or any Dead iteration played the 40 year old Frank Erwin Center.
Five color screen print on French Paper Nightshift Blue.
Radius Test Drive is an internal tool created for the sales team, used by prospective customers to sample and validate Radius data. Separate from Radius app, it exists as a microsite that requires a special key to access.
The goal was to create a simple, elegant experience that clearly demonstrated the complexity of what we have under the hood.
My main responsibility as part of the Radius Design Team is to oversee the creative direction for demand generation efforts, ensuring visual consistency for campaign collateral and providing an engaging experience for users across all mediums.
We collaborated with the Marketing team throughout the campaign process, from brainstorming and conception to execution.
Our campaigns involved extensive A/B testing - including landing page layouts, colors, copy and visual content for effective conversions. Tests yielded actionable items which were carried on to subsequent campaigns.
As the company grew, we found ourselves bursting at the seams in the San Francisco office. We found a new space to suit our needs, but the walls needed some TLC.
I was tasked with creating badges for the five Radius company values. We printed them as posters for the office walls and handed badges out to new hires as part of the welcome package.
I also illustrated a mural to decorate dining/kitchen area wall.
Hill Country Plans is an architecture firm in Wimberley, Texas. When they approached me for a website redesign, we talked about the many pain points caused by their previous site experience. Essentially, they were leaving a lot of money on the table by not offering an option for users to buy plans directly from their site.
The redesign involved organizing their extensive collection of house plans into a filterable catalog. Once filtered down, the user has the option to buy the plans directly from the site or start a dialogue to customize the selected plan.
A tribute to my hometown of Austin, Texas. The design was printed by Threadless as part of a featured cities collection.
It's occasionally still for sale here.
I had the pleasure of being invited to contribute to the 2016 Afterhours poster show, benefitting Austin Pets Alive!
This was my screen printed submission— three colors on French Nightshift Blue.
The Interactive Playbook was created to convert one of our most successful ebooks into a simplified, easily digested microsite. We designed engaging interactions based on graphics and stats found in the original book.
This past summer my wife took a leap and started her own camp centered around outdoor education. It's an opportunity to get kids outside and learning about science while getting their hands dirty.
